SOLUTION: If x =-2, y=-4/5 and z =-1/2 show that x,y,z are 3 consecutive of a harmonic progression

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Question 851133: If x =-2, y=-4/5 and z =-1/2 show that x,y,z are 3 consecutive of a harmonic progression
Answer by richwmiller(17219)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
If you mean x =-2, y=-4/5 and z =-1/2
then
-1/2,-5/4 , -2
-.5 ,-1.25, -2
add -.75 or 3/4
so the reciprocals are in a AP with the d being 3/4



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