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Standard IX
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Show that the sum of the arithmetic means, between two given quantities, equidistant from the beginning and end is constant.
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To show sum of
A
M
, between
2
given densities, equal from beginning & end is constant
⇒
Let
K
,
L
be a constant from beginning & end &
k
,
l
,
m
be variables for any
2
no: & equidistant also
∴
k
=
K
+
m
l
=
L
−
m
So Arithmetic mean
⇒
k
+
l
2
=
K
+
m
+
L
−
m
2
=
K
+
L
2
It is a constant.
Hence proved.
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