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Can you please prove this Gordan's Theorem using Duality? Show that exactly one of the systems...

Can you please prove this Gordan's Theorem using Duality?

Show that exactly one of the systems Ax > 0 and yA = 0, non zero y ≥ 0, has a solution.

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