A function $g$ is such that: if $g$ is increasing, then $g (1) < g (2)$ ; and if $g$ is not increasing, then $g (1) < g (2)$ is not guaranteed. In fact, it is given that $g (1) \geq g (2)$ , and that $g$ is either increasing or decreasing. Which of the following must be true?

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