4. Complete the missing elements in the beginning of the proof of the statement from correspond to the premises of the correspond to the conclusion of the state- number 3 above. The first two lines statement, and the last two lines- ment. Proof: Suppose By definition, We must show that that is,

4. Complete the missing elements in the beginning of the proof of the statement from correspond to the premises of the correspond to the conclusion of the state- number 3 above. The first two lines statement, and the last two lines- ment. Proof: Suppose By definition, We must show that that is,

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4. Complete the missing elements in the beginning of the proof of the statement from
correspond to the premises of the
correspond to the conclusion of the state-
number 3 above. The first two lines
statement, and the last two lines-
ment.
Proof:
Suppose
By definition,
We must show that
that is,

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