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Description: Problem 2.2.6 on the attached image. 2.2.6. In the text, the modulus is defined in terms of the inner product. Provethat this can be turned around by showing that for every x, y E R",|x+ y[² – \æ – y/²-(x, y)4

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2.6. In the text, the modulus is defined in terms of the inner product. Prove at this can be turned around by showing that for every x,y E R", |x+y[² – \x – y[² - - (x, y) 4

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