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Rearrangement inequality

In mathematics, the rearrangement inequality states that for every choice of real numbersand every permutationof If the numbers are different, meaning that then the lower bound is attained only for the permutation which reverses the order, that is, for all and the upper bound is attained only for the identity, that is, for all Note that the rearrangement inequality makes no assumptions on the signs of the real numbers. (Wikipedia).

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Inequalities for Math Olympiad: Rearrangement Inequality Example Problems (Part 3)

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From playlist Inequalities for Math Olympiad Series

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Inequalities for Math Olympiad: Rearrangement Inequality (Part 2)

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From playlist Inequalities for Math Olympiad Series

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