(4) Suppose that Ej E S (j = 1,2, ...) satisfy E C E2 CC E; CThen, it holdsElim u(E,)リー→00(5) Let E; e S G = 1,2, ...) satisfy E ɔ E, ɔ ) E; J - Ifµ(E1) < 0, it holdsE;= lim µ(E;).ブー1Exercise 1.9. Prove Proposition 1.8 (4) and (5).

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(4) Suppose that E, E S (j = 1, 2, ...) satisfy E1 C E2 C C E;c . Then, it holds E, lim u(E,) j=1 (5) Let E; e S G= 1,2,...) satisfy E E2 ) E, ɔ If p(E1) < ∞, it holds lim µ(E;). Exercise 1.9. Prove Proposition 1.8 (4) and (5).

(4) Suppose that E, E S (j = 1, 2, ...) satisfy E1 C E2 C C E;c . Then, it holds E, lim u(E,) j=1 (5) Let E; e S G= 1,2,...) satisfy E E2 ) E, ɔ If p(E1) < ∞, it holds lim µ(E;). Exercise 1.9. Prove Proposition 1.8 (4) and (5).

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