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Mathematics, 27.01.2020 23:31, dbzrules02

Harmonic mean if a number h such that (h-a)/(b-h)=a/b prove h is h(a, b) iff satisfies either relation a. (1//h) = (1/h) - (1/b) b. h = (2ab)/(a+b)

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