Probability Proof: P(Ai)>0 for i=1-n, P(B)>0

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P(Ai)>0, for i=1,2,...n. P(B)>0. Show that if P(A1lB)<P(A1), then P(AilB)>P(Ai), for at least 1 value of i.
 

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