H.P = 1a, 1a + d, 1a+2d, 1a+(n-1)d, ….,1a+(n-1)d,….
Example: The sequence 1,2,3,4…. is an arithmetic progression, so its reciprocals 11, 12, 13, 14….. are a harmonic progression.
H.P = 1A.P
Theorem: A sequence is a harmonic progression if and only if its terms are the reciprocals of an arithmetic progression that doesn’t contain 0.0.
Harmonic Mean
The harmonic mean can be expressed as the reciprocal of the arithmetic mean of the reciprocals of the given set of observations.
If H(a,b) is the harmonic mean, A(a,b) is arithmetic mean and G(a,b) is geometric mean of real no. a and b.
A(a,b) = a + b2
G(a,b) = √ab
H(a,b) = 1A(1/a,1/b)
H(a,b) = 1a+b2ab
H(a,b) = 2aba + b
Relationship between H.P, A.P and G.P
H(a,b) = 2aba + b = aba+b2
H(a,b) = G(a,b)2A(a,b)
H(a,b).A(a,b) = G(a,b)2
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