Complete the following direct proof of the statement: If x and y are positive real numbers and x < y, then x² < y². Hint: answer each blank with an expression. Type "x^2" for "x2". proof. Since Since Since x² < , multiply both sides of x < y by x yields , mutiply both sides of x < y by y yields <²₁x² < y².0

Complete the following direct proof of the statement: If x and y are positive real numbers and x < y, then x² < y². Hint: answer each blank with an expression. Type "x^2" for "x2". proof. Since Since Since x² < , multiply both sides of x < y by x yields , mutiply both sides of x < y by y yields <²₁x² < y².0

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