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( c ) Let S , TsubeR with S bounded above and
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( c ) Let S , TsubeR with S bounded above and T bounded below. Put R = { s - t | s i
(
c
)
Let
S
,
TsubeR with
S
bounded above and
T
bounded below. Put
R
=
{
s
-
t
|
s
i
n
S
,
tinT
}
.
Prove that
R
is bounded above and supR
=
supS
-
infT.
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