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\(\frac{1}{101}+\frac{1}{102}+...+\frac{1}{299}+\frac{1}{300}\)>\(\frac{2}{3}\)

 

Answer 1

Đặt A=1/101+1/102+1/103+...+1/300

vì 1/101>1/102>1/103>...>1/300

=>(1/101+1/102+1/103+...+1/200)+(1/201+1/202+1/103+...+1/300) > (1/200+1/200+1/200+...+1/200)+(1/300+1/300+1/300+...+1/300) (mỗi ngoặc tên có tất cả là 100 phân số/1 ngoặc nhé!) 

=>1/101+1/102+1/103+...+1/300 > (1/200).100 + (1/300).100

=> A > 1/2+1/3

=> A > 5/6 

Mà 5/6>2/3

=> A > 2/3

Vậy 1/101+1/102+1/103+...+1/300 >2/3

Answer 2

Đặt A=1/101+1/102+1/103+...+1/300

vì 1/101>1/102>1/103>...>1/300

=>(1/101+1/102+1/103+...+1/200)+(1/201+1/202+1/103+...+1/300) > (1/200+1/200+1/200+...+1/200)+(1/300+1/300+1/300+...+1/300) (mỗi ngoặc tên có tất cả là 100 phân số/1 ngoặc nhé!) 

=>1/101+1/102+1/103+...+1/300 > (1/200).100 + (1/300).100

=> A > 1/2+1/3

=> A > 5/6 

Mà 5/6>2/3

=> A > 2/3

Vậy 1/101+1/102+1/103+...+1/300 >2/3

Answer 3

Đặt A=1/101+1/102+1/103+...+1/300

vì 1/101>1/102>1/103>...>1/300 =>(1/101+1/102+1/103+...+1/200)+(1/201+1/202+1/103+...+1/300) > (1/200+1/200+1/200+...+1/200)+ (1/300+1/300+1/300+...+1/300) (mỗi ngoặc tên có tất cả là 100 phân số/1 ngoặc nhé!)

=>1/101+1/102+1/103+...+1/300 > (1/200).100 + (1/300).100

=> A > 1/2+1/3

=> A > 5/6 Mà 5/6>2/3

=> A > 2/3 Vậy 1/101+1/102+1/103+...+1/300 >2/3