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Originally Posted by magdon
It is simpler to show that if  takes on the value in the second part of the min, the condition in (b) is satisfied.
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I have difficulties solving this problem. If I assume that

, then the condition in (b)

is not satisfied.
(e.g. when

, then

and

).
I believe the right thing to do would be to assume that

because the min bound will still hold and I believe the condition in (b) is then satisfied? But how do I prove that?
I appreciate any help.