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a=(m,1),b=(1-n,1)(其中m、n为正数),若a∥b,则1m+2n的

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题目:

a
=(m,1),
b
=(1-n,1)
(其中m、n为正数),若
a
b
,则
1
m
+
2
n
的最小值是(  )
A.2
2
B.3
2
C.3
2
+2
D.2
2
+3

答案:

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