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a + b – 10b = 0<br>
 
a + b – 10b = 0<br>
 
a – 9b = 0<br>
 
a – 9b = 0<br>
  a = 9b<br>
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a = 9b<br>
 
Consider equation 1<br>
 
Consider equation 1<br>
 
a + b =  2 (<math>\sqrt{ab}</math> + 2 )<br>
 
a + b =  2 (<math>\sqrt{ab}</math> + 2 )<br>
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a + 1 = 10<br>
 
a + 1 = 10<br>
 
a = 10-1<br>
 
a = 10-1<br>
a = 9
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a = 9<br>
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=Problem 4=
 
=Problem 4=
 
''' Exercise 3.7 , Problem number 10, Page number 62 '''
 
''' Exercise 3.7 , Problem number 10, Page number 62 '''
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2ab = <math>b^{2}</math> + bc ---------->1<br>
 
2ab = <math>b^{2}</math> + bc ---------->1<br>
 
Also 'b' is the geometric mean between 'a' and 'c'<br>
 
Also 'b' is the geometric mean between 'a' and 'c'<br>
That is b = <math>\sqrt{ac}</math><br> ------------------> 2<br>
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That is b = <math>\sqrt{ac}</math><br>
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We also write this as <math>b^{2}</math> = ac.-------->2<br>
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Now substitute thia value In equation 1,<br>
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2ab = ac + bc<br>
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Take common in right hand side ( c is common )<br>
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2ab = c(a + b)<br>
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Divide both side by (a + b),<br>
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<math>\frac{2ab} {a + b}</math>= c<br>
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Hence 'c' is the harmonic between 'a' and 'b'.
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