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Let f(x)= 0 be cubic equation with posit...

Let f(x)= 0 be cubic equation with positive and distinct roots `alpha, beta, gamma` such that `beta` is the H.M. of the roots of f(x)=0. Then prove that `alpha, beta, gamma` are in G.P

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