Insert a geometric mean between k and 1/k?
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mimloverhorrorstory · Answer

Answer:1Step-by-step explanation:Multiply the two numbers together. In this case, you multiply the number with its reciprocal (which is one divided by the number). This multiplication will always equal one because any number times its reciprocal is one.Take the square root of the result from step one. The square root of one is one.So, the geometric mean between a number and its reciprocal is ALWAYS one:)your welcome:)

Answered by mimloverhorrorstory | 2024-09-04

Porphyrogenitus · Answer

Answer:1Step-by-step explanation:Geometric Mean: √(a•b)√(k•1/k)√(k/k)√(1)1

Insert a geometric mean between k and 1/k? Help:)

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