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In Exercises $49-52,$ solve the given problems.If $x \neq y,$ show that $x^{2}+y^{2} > 2 x y$
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Since $x \neq y$, this expression cannot be zero. Furthermore, the square of any number is either positive or zero. Hence, $(x-y)^2$ must be positive. Show more…
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