. Let X be a normed linear space over F. It follows from Exercise 1 that X* B(X,F) is aBanach space. (X* is called the dual space of X and elements of X* are called bounded linearfunctionals.) Prove that if (rn} is a sequence in X such that {F(rn)} is bounded for everyF in X, then the sequence {|a|} is bounded.

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