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If x and y are unequal real positive numbers , does the relation `sec theta=(2xy)/(x^2+y^2)` hold ? Give your argument .

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Therefore , `sec theta =(2xy)/(x+y)^2` is impossible if x and y are unequal real positive numbers.
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