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use the mean value theorem to show that: squareroot(y)-squareroot(x)<((y-x)/(2squareroot(x)) if 0<x<y
use the mean value theorem to show that:
squareroot(y)-squareroot(x)<((y-x)/(2squareroot(x))
if 0<x<y
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