Example 2.1
It is known that makes the inequality
The maximum value of a constant real number is ______.
The denominator is complicated, so change the denominator:
Example 2.2
Assume is a positive real number, prove:
The denominator is complicated, so change the denominator:
Example 2.3
Given , then the minimum value of is
A. 2
B. 4
C.
D. 5
Consider b first:
Or consider incremental substitution:
Example 2.4
(2012 Tsinghua Summer Camp) It is known that is the side length of the three sides of the triangle , then the following judgment is correct:
A.
B.
C.
D.
Rotate and get:
Accumulation:
Let's consider the lower bound, repeat the same trick, change the denominator, and use the AM-GM inequality:
Choose A.
Example 2.5
If the positive number satisfies , then the minimum value of is
A.
B.
C.
D.
Or consider exchanging yuan:
Example 2.6
If the positive number satisfies , then the minimum value of the formula is ______.
Example 2.7
Assume , then
The maximum value is ______.
Example 2.8
Given , find the maximum value of .
Round up the mean by averaging:
Simplification factor:
Example 2.9
(Zhejiang University) Suppose the sum of positive numbers is equal to 1 (), prove:
Consider local inequalities:
Obviously, it is impossible for every to be , Q.E.D.
Example 2.10
Given , and , find the minimum value of .
Still holding the hand holding the equal sign:
Example 2.11
Given , find the minimum value of .
Example 2.12
Given , find the minimum value of .
Example 2.13
Given , find the maximum value of .
The lower bound is obviously 0, there is no minimum value, consider the maximum value:
Example 2.14
Assume , then the minimum value of is ______.
Change denominator:
Example 2.15
Assume , and find the minimum value of the algebraic expression .
Example 2.16
Assume , and prove .
① ②
Example 2.17
Assume is a positive real number, and , prove: .
The equal sign is obviously .
Example 2.18
It is known that the positive real number satisfies , then the minimum value of is .
Or a more attention-demanding solution:
Example 2.19
Assume , prove: .
Key:1 pairing
Example 2.20
Proof: .
Still note the pairing of 1:
Example 2.21
It is known that is a positive integer, and , prove: .
Example 2.22
Suppose satisfies , and verify: .
Equality condition: all n.
Use the substitution method to use conditions:
The cumulative multiplication of all is proved
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