Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.
Let V be a finite dimensional real vector space, W a finite subgroup of GL(V) generated by reflections, C a chamber of W and S the set of walls of C. If J⊂S, let WJ be the subgroup of W generated by the sH for H∈J, and let ε(J)=(−1)Card(J). Show that
Card(W)1=J⊂S∑Card(WJ)ε(J).
(*)
(Let (x∣y) be a scalar product on V invariant under W, Σ the unit sphere of V, and μ a positive measure on Σ invariant under W and of total mass 1. If H∈S, let DH be the open half-space determined by H and containing C. Let EH=DH∩Σ. Then
(−C)∩Σ=H∈S⋂(Σ−EH),
so
Card(W)1=μ(C∩Σ)=∫ΣH∈S∏(1−φEH)dμ
=J⊂S∑ε(J)μ(H∈J⋂EH).
Conclude by remarking that ⋂H∈JEH is the intersection with Σ of a chamber of WJ, and hence has measure equal to 1/Card(WJ).)
Recover formula (*) by means of Exerc. 26 e) of Chap. IV, § 1 (put t=1 in the identity proved in the exercise in question).