Can someone solve Task 24 and 26. I want answers for that. Task 24Proof the Poincaré-inequality in the n-dimensional case.Task 25Proof Remark 6.12.Tasle eBLet H be a Uiebert space with Conntable oNB{es, ie ats. show that the &etShow that the Setfroumpaje 62 isdeu se in H.

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Task 24 Proof the Poincaré-inequality in the n-dimensional case. Task 25 Proof Remark 6.12.