only one of my friends can solve it (none of my friends are mathematical, though)
x + y + z =1
using only that fact, prove:
xy + yz + xz < 1/2
2006-11-12
18:22:19
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Jason D
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so far, Zorro has the only one that has proven the answer
2006-11-12
18:54:58 ·
update #1
so far, Zorro is the only one that has proven the answer*
and what are you talking about with the "none" nonsense?
2006-11-12
18:56:19 ·
update #2
FYI:
"With mass nouns, you have to use the singular. ("None of the
wheat is...") With count nouns, you can use either the singular or
the plural. ("None of the books is..." or "None of the books
are...") Usually, the plural sounds more natural, unless you're
trying to emphasize the idea of "not one", or if the words that
follow work better in the singular."
I believe that "friends" is a count noun. Correct me if I missed something!
http://www.yaelf.com/aueFAQ/mifnonevsnoneare.shtml
2006-11-12
19:00:52 ·
update #3