Problem Let T be a set and partially order P(T) by inclusion. Let CCP(P(T)) be a chain and let F be a finite subset of UUEC U Prove that there is some UEC such that FCU. Hint: Clearly this is an induction problem.

Problem Let T be a set and partially order P(T) by inclusion. Let CCP(P(T)) be a chain and let F be a finite subset of UUEC U Prove that there is some UEC such that FCU. Hint: Clearly this is an induction problem.

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4. Problem Let T be a set and partially order P(T) by inclusion. Let C ≤ P(P(T)) be
a chain and let F be a finite subset of Uuec U
Prove that there is some U E C such that F C U. Hint: Clearly this is an induction
problem.

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