Exercise 8.9. Let (9₁, 92, ..., 9m) € G₁. Prove that |(91, 92, ..., 9m)| == ∞ if and only if |9i| = ∞for some i =m1, 2,..., m.i=1

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m = ∞ Exercise 8.9. Let (91, 92, ..., 9m) € G₁. Prove that |(91, 92, ..., 9m)| = ∞ if and only if |9₁| : for some i=1,2,..., m. i=1