Algebra
find minimum value of
mod(2z-1) + mod(3z-2)
find minimum value of
mod(2z-1) + mod(3z-2)
3 Answers
SAGAR SINGH - IIT DELHI
Dear student,
mod(2z-1)=mod(2x-1+i2y)<root(4x2+-4x+4y2)
mod(3z-2)=mod(3x-2+i3y)< root(9x2+4-12x+9y2)
nowfind the minimum value easily....
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Sagar Singh
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mod(2z-1)=mod(2x-1+i2y)<root(4x2+-4x+4y2)
mod(3z-2)=mod(3x-2+i3y)< root(9x2+4-12x+9y2)
nowfind the minimum value easily....
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2|z-1/2|+3|z-2/3| = 2[ |z-1/2|+|2/3 – z| ] + |z-2/3]
By triangle inequality we have that the expression
Equality occurs when z = 2/3
Hence min is 2/3
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