Find the ratio a/b.

Sir / madam,
My question is

The arithmetic mean of two positive numbers a and b is equal to twice their geometric mean. Find the ratio a/b.

Advance Thanks,
R.Rengaraj

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  • sfdgfdh
    sfdgfdh
    rengaraj
    Sir / madam,
    My question is

    The arithmetic mean of two positive numbers a and b is equal to twice their geometric mean. Find the ratio a/b.

    Advance Thanks,
    R.Rengaraj
    The arithmetic mean of two positive numbers a and b is equal to twice their geometric mean. Find the ratio a/b.
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  • Hussanal Faroke
    Hussanal Faroke
    (a+b)/2 = 2*root(ab)
    (a+b)=4*root(ab)
    sqr(a+b)=16ab..................................(1)
    sqr(a+b)-sqr(a-b)=2ab-(-2ab)
    =4ab
    ie, sqr(a-b)+4ab= sqr(a+b)
    =16ab [:-eq(1)]
    sqr(a-b) = 12ab ....................(2)

    (2)/(1) sqr(a+b)/sqr(a-b) = 16ab/12ab
    =4/3
    find square root of both side
    (a+b)/(a-b) = +,- 2/root(3)
    if 2/root(3),
    2a-2b = root(3)a +root(3)b
    (2-root(3))a =(2+root(3))b
    a/b=(2+root(3))/(2-root(3))

    find the result for negtive root urself, i think above proof is correct. if any mistake u find pls inform me! my id: #-Link-Snipped-#
  • rengaraj
    rengaraj
    Dear Faroke,
    You gave a brilliant solution.
    Thanks,
    R.Rengaraj

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