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    One can assume that k or m is not constant. It would be convenient to have f and g expressed by the functions k and m.

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    One can assume that k or m is not constant. It would be convenient to have f and g expressed by the functions k and m.

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    Prop Uest Am at Kowski

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    One can assume that k or m is not constant. It would be convenient to have f and g expressed by the functions k and m.

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    A problem related to means: Let I R be a nontrivial interval. Determine all functions f; g : I ! R and k; m : I !

    (0; 1) such that f (x) + g (y ) f (y ) + g (x) = ; k (x) + m (y ) k (y ) + m (x) x; y 2 I:

    Remark. One can assume that k or m is not constant. Remark. It would be convenient to have f and g expressed by the functions k and m:

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