let u be set ; :: thesis: ( u in J +(I /\ K) implies u in I /\(J + K) ) assume
u in J +(I /\ K)
; :: thesis: u in I /\(J + K) then consider j, ik being Element of R such that A3:
u = j + ik
and A4:
j in J
and A5:
ik in I /\ K
; A6:
ex z being Element of R st ( z = ik & z in I & z in K )
by A5; then reconsider k' = ik as Element of K ;
u = j + k'
by A3; then A7:
u in J + K
by A4; reconsider j' = j as Element of I by A1, A4; reconsider i' = ik as Element of I by A6;
u = j' + i'
by A3; then
u in I
by Def1; hence
u in I /\(J + K)by A7; :: thesis: verum