Can one use sagemath to prove an inequality?
How one can use Sagemath to prove that x√y2+15xz+y√z2+15xy+z√x2+15zy≥34 for all x>0,y>0,z>0?
How one can use Sagemath to prove that x√y2+15xz+y√z2+15xy+z√x2+15zy≥34 for all x>0,y>0,z>0?
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