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Let `S` be a square of nit area. Consider any quadrilateral, which has none vertex on each side of `Sdot` If `a ,b ,ca n dd` denote the lengths of the sides of het quadrilateral, prove that `2lt=a^2+b^2+c^2+x^2lt=4.`

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