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Problem
A positive integer are given. Positive numbers such that . Find all positive such that inequality holds for any set of numbers .
Solution
Answer: .
At first we will show that for there exists a set , for which the inequality from the statement of the problem is not held.
Let , for some . Then we have For we want to find for which . For this purpose it is enough to choose : , i.e. also . From here we find a corresponding example.
Let now then by the Cauchy's inequality we receive If all these inequalities are added then we will receive the required inequality.
Now we consider the case , if we prove that for any set of positive numbers such that the inequality holds, then we will receive a necessary inequality for if we use the already proved inequality for : To prove the last inequality we will take advantage of a weighted Cauchy's inequality We will write down similar inequalities for every item, we will add them and we will receive the requisite evidence.
At first we will show that for there exists a set , for which the inequality from the statement of the problem is not held.
Let , for some . Then we have For we want to find for which . For this purpose it is enough to choose : , i.e. also . From here we find a corresponding example.
Let now then by the Cauchy's inequality we receive If all these inequalities are added then we will receive the required inequality.
Now we consider the case , if we prove that for any set of positive numbers such that the inequality holds, then we will receive a necessary inequality for if we use the already proved inequality for : To prove the last inequality we will take advantage of a weighted Cauchy's inequality We will write down similar inequalities for every item, we will add them and we will receive the requisite evidence.
Final answer
γ ≥ n
Techniques
QM-AM-GM-HM / Power MeanCauchy-Schwarz