Let a B C be a nonzero vector w = A / (the absolute value of a) + B / (the absolute value of B) + C / (the absolute value of C), then the value range of the absolute value of W is Let a B C be a nonzero vector w = A / (absolute value of a) + B / (absolute value of B) + C / (absolute value of C) The range of absolute value of W is

Let a B C be a nonzero vector w = A / (the absolute value of a) + B / (the absolute value of B) + C / (the absolute value of C), then the value range of the absolute value of W is Let a B C be a nonzero vector w = A / (absolute value of a) + B / (absolute value of B) + C / (absolute value of C) The range of absolute value of W is

From trigonometric inequality we have
|w| = | a/|a| + b/|b|+c/|c| |