1. Let X (11,,n) be a vector. Prove the following three inequal- ities. (These inequalities show that the three norms |X

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1. Let X (11,,n) be a vector. Prove the following three inequal- ities. (These inequalities show that the three norms |X

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1. Let X (11,,n) be a vector. Prove the following three inequal- ities. (These inequalities show that the three norms |X|, XJ1, and |X |2 are equivalent.) 1. [X]. < X <VnX] 2. X1, < X < VnX 2. 3. X. Xli s na Xbox where X. = | XImar.
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