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Let A1,G1 and H1 denote the arithmetic, geometric and harmonic means respectively of two distinct positive numbers. For n2, let An1 and Hn1 have arithmetic, geometric and harmonic means as An,Gn,Hn respectively.
Which of the following statements is correct?

A
G1>G2>G3>.....
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G1<G2<G3<.........
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G1=G2=G3........
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G1<G3<G5.... and G2<G4<G6.....
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Solution

The correct option is C G1=G2=G3........
Let 'a' and 'b' be two distinct positive numbers. Then,
A1=a+b2, G1=ab, H1=2aba+b
It is given that for n2
An=An1+Hn12, Gn=An+Hn1, Hn=2An1Hn1An1+Hn+1
AnHn=An1Hn1
Gn+1=AnHn=An1Hn1=Gn for n2
Gn=Gn1=Gn2=..=G3=G2=G1=ab.

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