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Jun 09'24
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Prove that if [math]B_1[/math], [math]B_2[/math], \dots, [math]B_n[/math] are mutually disjoint and
collectively exhaustive, and if [math]A[/math] attracts some [math]B_i[/math], then [math]A[/math] must repel some [math]B_j[/math].