let G1, G2 be Group; :: thesis: for x being Element of G1
for y being Element of G2 holds <*x,y*> " = <*(x "),(y ")*>
let x be Element of G1; :: thesis: for y being Element of G2 holds <*x,y*> " = <*(x "),(y ")*>
let y be Element of G2; :: thesis: <*x,y*> " = <*(x "),(y ")*>
set G = <*G1,G2*>;
reconsider lF = <*x,y*>, p = <*(x "),(y ")*> as Element of product (Carrier <*G1,G2*>) by Def2;
for i being set st i in {1,2} holds
ex H being Group ex z being Element of H st
( H = <*G1,G2*> . i & p . i = z " & z = lF . i )

proof

let i be set ; :: thesis: ( i in {1,2} implies ex H being Group ex z being Element of H st
( H = <*G1,G2*> . i & p . i = z " & z = lF . i ) )
assume A5: i in {1,2} ; :: thesis: ex H being Group ex z being Element of H st
( H = <*G1,G2*> . i & p . i = z " & z = lF . i )

per cases ( i = 1 or i = 2 ) by A5, TARSKI:def 2;

suppose A6: i = 1 ; :: thesis: ex H being Group ex z being Element of H st
( H = <*G1,G2*> . i & p . i = z " & z = lF . i )

reconsider H = <*G1,G2*> . 1 as Group ;
reconsider z = p . 1 as Element of H ;
take H ; :: thesis: ex z being Element of H st
( H = <*G1,G2*> . i & p . i = z " & z = lF . i )
take z " ; :: thesis: ( H = <*G1,G2*> . i & p . i = (z ") " & z " = lF . i )
thus H = <*G1,G2*> . i by A6; :: thesis: ( p . i = (z ") " & z " = lF . i )
thus p . i = (z ") " by A6; :: thesis: z " = lF . i
thus z " = lF . i by A6; :: thesis: verum

end;

suppose A7: i = 2 ; :: thesis: ex H being Group ex z being Element of H st
( H = <*G1,G2*> . i & p . i = z " & z = lF . i )

reconsider H = <*G1,G2*> . 2 as Group ;
reconsider z = p . 2 as Element of H ;
take H ; :: thesis: ex z being Element of H st
( H = <*G1,G2*> . i & p . i = z " & z = lF . i )
take z " ; :: thesis: ( H = <*G1,G2*> . i & p . i = (z ") " & z " = lF . i )
thus H = <*G1,G2*> . i by A7; :: thesis: ( p . i = (z ") " & z " = lF . i )
thus p . i = (z ") " by A7; :: thesis: z " = lF . i
thus z " = lF . i by A7; :: thesis: verum

end;

end;

end;

hence <*x,y*> " = <*(x "),(y ")*> by Th7; :: thesis: verum