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For the first linear map, take (α,β)=(0,en​). Its input norm is one, while T1​(0,en​)=(en​,0) has norm n2. Thus T1​ is unbounded.
For the second map, since j2≥1,
∥T2​(α,β)∥X​=∥α+β∥1​≤∥α∥1​+∥β∥1​≤∥α∥1,2​+∥β∥1​=∥(α,β)∥X​.
(1)
Equality holds at (0,e1​), so
T2​ is bounded and ∥T2​∥=1.​
(2)
Both formulas map c00​×c00​ into itself because adding two finitely supported sequences preserves finite support.

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