The example of this thing named for Erdos [ur-dosh] and Mordell applies to any point inside a triangle. One of the examples of this, named for Chebyshev [CHEH-bih-shef], limits the probability of attaining a value more than a
The example of this thing named for Erdos [ur-dosh] and Mordell applies to any point inside a triangle. One of the examples of this, named for Chebyshev [CHEH-bih-shef], limits the probability of attaining a value more than a given number of standard deviations from the mean. Another example of this type of statement, relating an inner product to a product of magnitudes, is named for Cauchy and Schwarz. One of these limits the length of the longest side of a triangle. Name these statements that include less than or greater than relationships.
The example of this thing named for Erdos [ur-dosh] and Mordell applies to any point inside a triangle.