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Is there a name of the rule that $ lVert x + z rVert^2 + lVert x - z rVert^2 = 2 lVert x rVert^2 + 2lVert z rVert^2 $?


Common Ground between Real Analysis and Measure TheoryReal analysis - proof approach helpReal analysis: simple second order ODEDoes this inequality involving the sum of components of a vector and its norm have a name?Why is this Inequality True for all Positive Real Numbers?What is real analysis?Is there a name for this set?Clarification on definition of a norm in a real analysis problemProb. 12, Sec. 5.2, in Bartle & Sherbert's INTRO TO REAL ANALYSIS: Continuity of additive functionsReal Analysis: Not sure if textbook proof is incomplete.













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$$ lVert x + z rVert^2 + lVert x - z rVert^2 = 2 lVert x rVert^2 + 2lVert z rVert^2 $$
Is there a specific name for this?










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    Is there a specific name for this?










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      Is there a specific name for this?










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      Is there a specific name for this?







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