TiberiusK
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Consider the parallelogram
with adjacent sides OP; OQ where P is the point (x1; x2); Q is the point (y1; y2) and O is
the origin.What does this ||x + y||^{2}+ ||x - y||^{2} = 2(||x||^{2} + ||y||^2)say about a parallelogram in the plane?
I know ||x + y|| & ||x -y|| represent the diagonals but is there any way of proving it?
with adjacent sides OP; OQ where P is the point (x1; x2); Q is the point (y1; y2) and O is
the origin.What does this ||x + y||^{2}+ ||x - y||^{2} = 2(||x||^{2} + ||y||^2)say about a parallelogram in the plane?
I know ||x + y|| & ||x -y|| represent the diagonals but is there any way of proving it?