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Why does this inequality hold? (“Complex Analysis” by Kunihiko Kodaira.)


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          Expand the product inside the modulus, cancel the terms inside the modulus. Then use the property of modulus to get the sum of absolute values and then again write it as a difference of the given two terms at the end.






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