Wednesday, 27 March 2024

Tao Analysis I - 3.5.4

Exercise 3.5.4

Let A, B, C be sets. Show that A×(BC)=(A×B)(A×C), that A×(BC)=(A×B)(A×C), and that A×(BC)=(A×B)(A×C).


Show A×(BC)=(A×B)(A×C)

Let's write out what A×(BC) means,

(a,d)A×(BC)(a,d){(x,y):xA,yBC}

The RHS is equivalent to

(a,d){(x,y):xA,yB}(a,d){(x,y):xA,yC}

Which is equivalent to

(a,d)A×(BC)(a,d)(A×B)(A×C)

Thus, we have shown A×(BC)=(A×B)(A×C).


Show A×(BC)=(A×B)(A×C)

Let's write out what A×(BC) means

(a,d)A×(BC)(a,d){(x,y):xA,yBC}

The RHS is equivalent to

(a,d){(x,y):xA,yB}(a,d){(x,y):xA,yC}

Which is equivalent to

(a,d)A×(BC)(a,d)(A×B)(A×C)

Thus, we have shown A×(BC)=(A×B)(A×C).


Show A×(BC)=(A×B)(A×C)

Let's write out what A×(BC) means

(a,d)A×(BC)(a,d){(x,y):xA,yBC}

The RHS is equivalent to

(a,d){(x,y):xA,yB}(a,d){(x,y):xA,yC}

Which is equivalent to

(a,d)A×(BC)(a,d)(A×B)(A×C)

Thus, we have shown A×(BC)=(A×B)(A×C).


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