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Let `alpha` and `beta` be two positive real numbers. Suppose `A_1, A_2` are two arithmetic means; `G_1 ,G_2` are tow geometrie means and `H_1 H_2` are two harmonic means between `alpha` and `beta`, then

A

`A_(1)H_(2)`

B

`A_(2)H_(1)`

C

`G_(1)G_(2)`

D

None of these

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