let x1, x2 be set ; for A being non empty set st A = {x1,x2} & x1 <> x2 holds
ex f, g being Element of Funcs (A,REAL) st
for h being Element of Funcs (A,REAL) ex a, b being Real st h = (RealFuncAdd A) . (((RealFuncExtMult A) . [a,f]),((RealFuncExtMult A) . [b,g]))
let A be non empty set ; ( A = {x1,x2} & x1 <> x2 implies ex f, g being Element of Funcs (A,REAL) st
for h being Element of Funcs (A,REAL) ex a, b being Real st h = (RealFuncAdd A) . (((RealFuncExtMult A) . [a,f]),((RealFuncExtMult A) . [b,g])) )
assume A1:
( A = {x1,x2} & x1 <> x2 )
; ex f, g being Element of Funcs (A,REAL) st
for h being Element of Funcs (A,REAL) ex a, b being Real st h = (RealFuncAdd A) . (((RealFuncExtMult A) . [a,f]),((RealFuncExtMult A) . [b,g]))
consider f, g being Element of Funcs (A,REAL) such that
A2:
( ( for z being set st z in A holds
( ( z = x1 implies f . z = 1 ) & ( z <> x1 implies f . z = 0 ) ) ) & ( for z being set st z in A holds
( ( z = x1 implies g . z = 0 ) & ( z <> x1 implies g . z = 1 ) ) ) )
by Th28;
take
f
; ex g being Element of Funcs (A,REAL) st
for h being Element of Funcs (A,REAL) ex a, b being Real st h = (RealFuncAdd A) . (((RealFuncExtMult A) . [a,f]),((RealFuncExtMult A) . [b,g]))
take
g
; for h being Element of Funcs (A,REAL) ex a, b being Real st h = (RealFuncAdd A) . (((RealFuncExtMult A) . [a,f]),((RealFuncExtMult A) . [b,g]))
let h be Element of Funcs (A,REAL); ex a, b being Real st h = (RealFuncAdd A) . (((RealFuncExtMult A) . [a,f]),((RealFuncExtMult A) . [b,g]))
thus
ex a, b being Real st h = (RealFuncAdd A) . (((RealFuncExtMult A) . [a,f]),((RealFuncExtMult A) . [b,g]))
by A1, A2, Th31; verum