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The Art of Problem Solving

a few questions:1. given a measurable set E (in R) with finite (lebesgue) measure, and any 0 < a < 1, there exists a subset A of E such that m(A) = am(E). i know this is true for a = 1/2, but how about all a in (0, 1)?2. this one i...


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