i have two problems:
1.let a1,a2,a3,...,an(n>3) be real numbers that
a1+a2+...+an>=n and a1^2+a^2+...+an^2>=n^2
prove that max(a1,a2,...,an)>=2
2.let a0,a1,...,an be numbers from the interval (0,p/2) such
that
tan(a0-p/4)+tan(a1-p/4)+...+tan(an-p/4)>=n-1.
prove that
tan(a0)*tan(a1)*...*tan( an)>=n^(n+1)
two problems
Started by gershon kats, Oct 03 2001 09:25 AM
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Posted 03 October 2001 - 09:36 AM
Whoa! What do you think this is? "Do my homework forum?" Even if you wish to ask people here for their help, be a bit more diplomatic than "prove that..." or "solve for..."
The principle of these forums is to get help on things you have tried. If you have tried these problems (this and the one you posted yesterday), do us the courtesy of showing your workings or stating how you tried to solve it. Alternatively, ask for methods to use in solving the equations.
The principle of these forums is to get help on things you have tried. If you have tried these problems (this and the one you posted yesterday), do us the courtesy of showing your workings or stating how you tried to solve it. Alternatively, ask for methods to use in solving the equations.
#3 Moderators - Reputation: 1337
Posted 04 October 2001 - 04:21 AM
Well this does look an awful lot like a homework problem.
Unless gershon kats can convince me that the problem relates to game development, I''m going to close the thread.
Graham Rhodes
Senior Scientist
Applied Research Associates, Inc.
Unless gershon kats can convince me that the problem relates to game development, I''m going to close the thread.
Graham Rhodes
Senior Scientist
Applied Research Associates, Inc.
#4 Moderators - Reputation: 1337
Posted 09 October 2001 - 02:52 AM
I''m closing this thread and several others because the question appears to be a school homework assignment from a math class. The purpose of homework is to teach students to build their comprehension of a subject and their problem-solving skills, possibly with the assistance of other students in the same class or teachers of the class. Especially for math problems such as the one posed here, it is absolutely NOT appropriate to seek the answers from folks outside one''s class or school.
These forums are to be used for assistance in game development activities only.
Graham Rhodes
Senior Scientist
Applied Research Associates, Inc.
These forums are to be used for assistance in game development activities only.
Graham Rhodes
Senior Scientist
Applied Research Associates, Inc.






