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prove that : |x-y|<|x|+|y|​

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Answered by naynasheikh
0

Answer:

Let x be 10 and y be 4

|10-4|<|10+4|

| 6 | < | 14 |

so 14 is greater

so |x+y| is greater

Answered by Anonymous
2

Step-by-step explanation:

To Prove :

 |x - y|  &lt;  |x|  +  |y|

Proof:

We know that,

| x | = max {x, -x }

Therefore,

we get,

±x ≤ |x |

Now,

we have,

 x + y \leqslant  |x|  + y \leqslant  |x|  +  |y|  \\  \\ and \\  \\  - x - y \leqslant  |x|  - y \leqslant  |x|  +  |y|

From this,

we conclude that,

 =  &gt;  |x + y|  \leqslant  |x|  +  |y|

Now,

Put x = x and y = -y

we get,

 =  &gt;  |x + ( - y)|  \leqslant  |x|  +  | - y|

But,

we know that,

 | - y|  = y

Therefore,

we get,

 =  &gt;  |x - y|   \leqslant  |x|  +  |y|

Hence,

Proved

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