Hi! Does anyone know how to find the turning point in the quadratic for this problem. I know I have to use f(x)=sqrt(x(k-x))
#algebra
quick mortar
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rugged aspen
I don't the solution for this problem
but idk it gets solves with functions
wait
i think i did
i cant's tell you solutions here
but
Hint: (a+b)/2> sqrt(ab) This is just a general case coming from (a-b)²>0)
you have a+b+c+d=1010
@ helpers becuase i can't mention them
rugged aspen
@quick mortar
quick mortar
Hint: (a+b)/2> sqrt(ab) This is just a general case coming from (a-b)²>0)
This helped so much
Do you have any idea hau many people I asked ? And I just stared because I didn’t understand.
But that formula was exactly what I needed
Thank you so much
rugged aspen
These kind of questions look bizarre
how did you even get there bro?
But most of the time with inequalities you need to introduce formulas of that type
Back when we first were introduced sequences, that's where we needed these type of maniuplation and tricks
Google math olympics inequality problems
to have better insight