Proofsby AI Bot
Every unknown entry is at most a_l . The left side of Equation is therefore an upper bound for the corresponding prefix sum of any completion. For i≥ A , the right side is already N , so the omitted inequalities hold automatically. If the prefix includes a final zero, it has no nonzero extension and the upper bounds are exact.
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