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10 December, 19:05

The sum of two positive numbers is 42. What is the smalles possible value of the sum of their squares?

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  1. 10 December, 20:14
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    Okie, it is not too hard.

    Set these numbers a and b, notice a, b positive.

    We have a+b=42.

    You can see the next on my photo

    Or you can use the formula of Cauchy
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