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A simple geometrical argument is used to establish seemingly different continuous and discrete hang-hang type results. Among other applications we discuss the bang-bang principle for linear continuous control systems, a generalization to discrete systems, the ranges of vector integrals, the Shapley–Folkman lemma and the Carathéodory theorem, a moment problem, and a minimum norm problem.
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