# Numbering sub-equations with a specific alignment

Please help me to get following set of equation such that I want to number only A_1(\alpha,\beta) \geq r_1;~B_1(\alpha,\beta) \geq r_1 and A_2(\alpha,\beta) \geq r_2; ~ B_2(\alpha,\beta) \geq r_2 as (#a) and (#b).

\begin{prob} \label{p_df_minmax_II}
\label{e_df_minmax_II} \begin{aligned} & \max\limits_{\alpha,\beta} & & r \\ & \text{s.~t.} & & r_1 \geq r;~r_2 \geq r;~ A_3(\alpha,\beta) \geq r;\\ & & & A_1(\alpha,\beta) \geq r_1;~B_1(\alpha,\beta) \geq r_1; \\ & & & A_2(\alpha,\beta) \geq r_2; ~ B_2(\alpha,\beta) \geq r_2; \\ & & & \alpha\in[0,1); ~\beta\in[0,1). \end{aligned}
\end{prob}


Please note that I need same alignment environment. I know that subequations and eqnarray may help but I could not get the same alignment then.

You need subequations for the sub-numbering, but that environment doesn't really have anything to do with the alignment. alignat is an option here I think. Use \nonumber to indicate that a line should not be numbered.

\documentclass[a4paper]{article}
\usepackage{amsmath}

\begin{document}
\begin{subequations} \label{e_df_minmax_II}
\begin{alignat}{2}
& \max\limits_{\alpha,\beta}