SOLUTION: (1)For a,x>0 prove that at most one term of the G.P (a-x)½,(x)½,(a+x)½ can be rational.
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(1)For a,x>0 prove that at most one term of the G.P (a-x)½,(x)½,(a+x)½ can be rational.
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Not sure if that's always true. If a = x = 1, for example, you have 0, 1, and sqrt(2), and two of those numbers are rational.