= (5pts) Let u be a measure and Ej > E2 ) ... be u-measurable sets. If u(Eno) < oo for some M no, show that uni En) = li

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= (5pts) Let u be a measure and Ej > E2 ) ... be u-measurable sets. If u(Eno) < oo for some M no, show that uni En) = li

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= (5pts) Let u be a measure and Ej > E2 ) ... be u-measurable sets. If u(Eno) < oo for some M no, show that uni En) = limntu(En). Show that the assumption of finite measure can not (. be dropped by giving an example of a decreasing sequence of nested sets of infinite Lebesgue measure whose intersection is of finite Lebesgue measure. a
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