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For y=x−Sx∈Y, the telescoping arithmetic means satisfy
N1​∑n=1N​yn​=Nx1​−xN+1​​⟶0,
(1)
because x is a bounded sequence. Hence ∥1−y∥∞​≥∣1−N−1∑n=1N​yn​∣ for every N, and passage to the limit gives ∥1−y∥∞​≥1. Taking y=0 shows d(1,Y)=1. The proved Hahn-Banach distance formula therefore yields a bounded linear functional L on the real l-infinity sequence space with
∥L∥=1,L(1)=1,L∣Y​=0.​
(2)
We verify that this single linear functional also has the two remaining properties.

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