Let {Bili=1, 2, 3,...} be a set of submodules of M = MR with8M = B.i=1Prove that the following are equivalent.8(1) Vj = 1, 2,... [B, B₁ =0].=(2) M = Bi.i=1i=j+1

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Let {Bili=1, 2, 3,...} be a set of submodules of M = MR with 8 M = B. i=1 Prove that the following are equivalent. 8 (1) Vj = 1, 2,... [B, B₁ =0]. = (2) M = Bi. i=1 i=j+1