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For every x∈BC−1, choose one representation x=bx​cx−1​. Define
F:A×BC−1⟶AB−1×AC−1,F(a,x)=(abx−1​,acx−1​).
(1)
The image determines
(abx−1​)−1(acx−1​)=bx​cx−1​=x,
(2)
and the chosen representative then determines a=(abx−1​)bx​. Thus F is injective, and counting its domain and codomain proves the Noncommutative Ruzsa triangle inequality
∣A∣∣BC−1∣≤∣AB−1∣∣AC−1∣.
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