Note that you should write down a strict math proof without any possible confusion or ambiguity. You must write down convincing and sufficient math reasoning. Do not just list out some math equations.

Note that you should write down a strict math proof without any possible confusion or ambiguity. You must write down convincing and sufficient math reasoning. Do not just list out some math equations.

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