*Let A be a commutative ring, X a set, u=(ux)x∈X and v=(vx)x∈X two families of elements of A. Let u+v denote the family (ux+vx)x∈X. For all λ∈N(X) we write λ!=∏x∈Xλ(x)!. Then for all α∈N(X), in the notation of § 7, no. 8,
(u+v)α=β+γ=α∑β!γ!α!uβvγ.
For x∈X,
(ux+vx)α(x)=m+n=α(x)∑m!n!α(x)!uxmvxn
by Corollary 1. Taking the product of these equations for x∈X and using (13), we obtain the corollary.
Bourbaki puts the proof directly after the statement, so what is above is the statement and its proof together.