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Sorry it wasn't clear Chris. In that last question. To prove that last question, you just reverse the order in which I wrote my working. A false proof, is just a direct proof written backwards.
Bro was not cooking in the last question
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that doesn't imply that 2 of them are + numbers. inside of the parentheses could be negative and its square would be positive ..
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Hi, I am a bit confused with you assumption on the last example, as y could be negative and still allow the answer to be greater than 0
They could possibly both be negative numbers and still give an answer >= 0. Eg If x=-3 and y=-1.
just seeing the comment now, he does say that in the question, both x and y are positive real numbers
i didnt understand the last one
so how are we supposed to solve the last one? you did not explain that very well at all
Sorry it wasn't clear Chris. In that last question. To prove that last question, you just reverse the order in which I wrote my working. A false proof, is just a direct proof written backwards.
That doesn't work because your last statement does not equal P