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Description: Exercise 6. Let E be an infinite non-denumerable set. For every A € P(E), we set m(A) = 0 ifA is denumerable and m(A) = o otherwise. Prove whether or not m is a measure on P(E).

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Exercise 6. Let E be an infinite non-demumerable set. For every A € P(E), we set m(A) = 0 if A is denumerable and m(A) = 0o otherwise. Prove whether or not m is a measure on P(E).

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