For f=eˣ, divide the required inequality by e^(x₁+x₂): it becomes 1≥e^(−x₁)+e^(−x₂). Each term is less than 1/e, so their sum is less than 2/e<1. Thus A works. The square root and the two decreasing functions fail the stated inequality for positive arguments.
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