Let \(V\) be a normed space and \(U\) a closed subspace. For every \(x\in V\), let \[ \lVert x+U\rVert =\inf \{\lVert x+y\rVert :\ y\in U\}. \] Then \(\lVert x+U\rVert \) is a norm on \(V/U\). (You do not need to prove that.) Assume \(U\ne V\). Prove that the map \(P:V\to V/U\) defined by \(P(x)=x+U\) has operator norm \(1\).
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Math 6210 • Real Analysis
Fall 2019 • Question 2