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Please prove (a1+a2+……+an)^2/n ≤ (a1)^2 + (a2)^2 +……+ (an)^2.

Please prove (a1+a2+……+an)^2/n ≤ (a1)^2 + (a2)^2 +……+ (an)^2.

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