Prove $\inf{f+g} \ge \inf{f}+\inf{g}$, and then find a case where the equality is valid. I know there is a similar question but i really cant understand how to work in order to prove this.
2026-03-27 10:10:05.1774606205
Prove $\inf{f+g} \ge \inf{f}+\inf{g}$
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