Example 3 Let a,b,c be positive numbers, and satisfy abc=1, prove: (a+1)2+b2+12+(b+1)2+c2+12+(c+1)2+a2+12⩽1
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Using the binary mean inequality x2+y2⩾2xy, and problem 2, we can derive: (a+1)2+b2+12+(b+1)2+c2+12+(c+1)2+a2+12=a2+b2+2a+22+b2+c2+2b+22+c2+a2+2c+22⩽2ab+2a+22+2bc+2b+22+2ca+2c+22=ab+a+11+bc+b+11+ca+c+11=1,(a+1)2+b2+12+(b+1)2+c2+12+(c+1)2+a2+12⩽1.
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