【Example 5】In △ABC, let s be the semi-perimeter, R and r be the circumradius and inradius, respectively. Prove: 2r(r+4R)<2s⩽4(r+2R)2+2R2.
Solution
Prove that the calculation yields s2−r2−4Rr=s2−s2Δ2−sabc=s2−s(s−a)(s−b)(s−c)−sabc=ss3−s3+s2(a+b+c)−s(ab+bc+ca)+abc−abc=s(a+b+c)−(ab+bc+ca)=21(a2+b2+c2).
From 0<a2+b2+c2≤9R2, we get 0<s2−(r2+4Rr)≤29R2,
Thus, we have r2+4Rr<s2≤r2+4Rr+29R2,r2+4Rr<s≤r2+4Rr+4R2+2R2,2r2+4Rr<2s≤4(r+2R)2+2R2.
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