Prove Minkowski's inequality, that is, if X, L, XL, then IX, X, X, X Hint: Apply Holder's
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Prove Minkowski's inequality, that is, if X, L, XL, then IX, X, X, X Hint: Apply Holder's inequality to EIX,X, +X, when p>1.
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