Exercise 1.2.10: Let A and B be two nonempty bounded sets of nonnegative real numbers. Define the set C:= {ab: a EA,b E B}. Show that C is a bounded set and that sup C = (supA) (sup B) inf C = (inf A) (inf B). and

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