Prove (logically) that: If ($x\ge a \implies x\ge b$) then $a\ge b$.
($x$ positive and unknown and $a,b\in\mathbb N^+$).
If the implication is true for every $x$, it's particularity true for $x=a$.
Apply it to the logical sentence and get the desired result.
$X >= B$ if and only if $X >= A$. This means that if $X >= A$ would mean $X >=B$. So it definitely holds true that $A >= B$.
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If the implication is true for every $x$, it's particularity true for $x=a$.
Apply it to the logical sentence and get the desired result.