(5) Consider the set T=(-1)"(1-): n e Z4).(i) Show that 1 is an upper bound for T.(ii) Show that if d is an upper bound for T, then d 2 1 (Hint: A proof by contradiction might behelpful, as well as the Archimedean Property).(4,4]

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(5) Consider the set T= {(-1)"(1-): n E Z4). (i) Show that 1 is an upper bound for T. (ii) Show that if d is an upper bound for T, then d 2 1 (Hint: A proof by contradiction might. be helpful, as well as the Archimedean Property. (4,4]