Example 4.24a,b,c>0,a+b+c⩾3, prove that a2+b+c1+b2+c+a1+c2+a+b1⩽1
Solution
Notice that 1+b+c≈a2+b+c, we can consider multiplying both the numerator and the denominator by 1+b+c, and then perform the bounding ∑(a2+b+c)(1+b+c)1+b+c⩽∑(a+b+c)21+b+c=(∑a)23+2∑a⩽1
Proved.
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