In my time zone, (UTC +8), it's the night of the 5th day to 2015, so here comes the first question...
Given four terms , , and .
Let , , be a arithmetic progression with a product of 20. (i.e. )
Let , , be a geometric progression with a sum of 15. (i.e. )
A closed form is pretty hard to get (even wolfram alpha spits at me...) so something else has to be asked...
Given that , , and are in the set of real numbers, and that , find the H.M. of , , and .
Round the answer off to three significant decimal digits.
A closed form is appreciated (although most likely complicated).
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