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Nice solution maliyeci +1
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K=1/101+1/102....+1/150 there are 50 numbers.
say M=1/101+1/101+..............+1/101 (50 numbers).
say N=1/150+1/150+..............+1/150 (50 numbers).
it is easily seen that
M>K>N
M=50/101, N=50/150
M<1/2, N=1/3
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1/2>K>1/3

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Very smart. Thank you!
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good question, smart answer, U guys get 1 kudo each person :-D
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good question, smart answer, U guys get 1 kudo each person :-D
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