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Let n∈N, and let a1,a2,...an∈R. Prove that |a1+a2+...+an|<or=|a1|+|a2|+...+|an|
Let n∈N, and let a1,a2,...an∈R. Prove that
|a1+a2+...+an|<or=|a1|+|a2|+...+|an|
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We will prove the given inequality by mathematical induction.
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