Prove that x x, is a norm on R'.8.G. If x = (x,, x, ..., x,) € R', define x|L byx)ER', define ||zL byL- sup {Ix,l, |xa], .... )%3DProve that xxL is a norm on R'.8.H. In the set R', describe the setsS, = {x e R*: ,<1},S.= (x €R':|xL< 1}.

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