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Using this [ u'(W - x(1-pi)Z) = sum_{s=1}^S pi_s u'(W - L_s + xpi Z) ], Prove that when (S > 1), there can be

Using this \[ u'(W - x(1-\pi)Z) = \sum_{s=1}^S \pi_s u'(W - L_s + x\pi Z) \], Prove that when \(S > 1\), there can be cases in which \(x^* < 1\) and cases in which \(x^* > 1\). \textbf{Hint:} these cases depend on the value of \(Z\)

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