Into which a) two parts, b) n parts should a given number be divided so that the product of the parts is the greatest?
Prove that the sum of a) two, b) several numbers with a fixed product becomes smallest when the numbers are equal.
Let x₁ < x₂ < ... < xₙ. Find such a point x on the number line that the sum of the distances from x to xᵢ is minimised.
(Geometry problem) Find the minimum value of the expression: square root of (y - 2)² + 1 + square root of (x² + y²) + square root of (x - 2)² +
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