problem with an inequality
I have seen a theorem:
If a1,a2,........,an are n positive numbers such that all are not equal, and m is any rational number not equal to 1 and 0,
then
{(a1+a2+........+an)/n}m ≤ or ≥ {(a1m+a2m+........+anm)/n} according as m doesn't or does lie between 0 and 1
I can't find out, when do they get equal?
Re: problem with an inequality
Just off the top of my head, but since the change from
to
, and vice-versa, occurs at 0 and 1, I would guess that the only places we could have "=" would be at 0 or 1 or both.