If f(x)<=g(y) for all x,y element D, then we may conclude that the upremum f(D)<=infimum g(D), which we may write as: Sup f(x)<=inf g(y) such that x,y element of D
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2011-08-18T05:40:35-0400
Let's prove the statement.Suppose that the statement is wrong, then supremum f(D) > infinum g(D). Then there exists such x0 - element of D, that f(x0) <= supremum f(D) and at the same time f(x0) >infinum g(D). As we know, f(x) <= g(y) for all x, y from D. That's why f(x0) <= g(y) for all y from D. But this statement proves that f(x0) is infinum g(D). We came to the contradiction because f(x0) > infinum g(D). So, out assumption was wrong and supremum f(D) <= infinum g(D).
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