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Proving Denumerability of Sets: Induction Method | Homework Help
ok so u are saying denumerable and countable are the same thing?- mathcnc
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Proving Denumerability of Sets: Induction Method | Homework Help
ok i will look However, nothing more is said about a thats the whole problem- mathcnc
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Proving Denumerability of Sets: Induction Method | Homework Help
Homework Statement Prove by induction that if set S = {x1,x2...,xn} is a set of n elements non of which are in a set A, then AuS is denumerable Homework Equations im not sure what to put here The Attempt at a Solution what does this mean denumerable? and how do i start this I...- mathcnc
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Show intervals of real numbers have the same cardinality
so liek i would say that (1,2) is a subset and it have infinite cardinality and so (1,5) does? im sorry I am just having major issues with going about how to prove this- mathcnc
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Show intervals of real numbers have the same cardinality
i don't know I am so confused!- mathcnc
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Show intervals of real numbers have the same cardinality
Homework Statement Prove the intervals of real numbers (1,3) and (5,15) have the same cardinality by finding an appropriate bijective function of f:(1,3) ->(5,15) and verifying it is 1-1 and onto Homework Equations I know there are multiple ways to prove one to one and onto I am not sure...- mathcnc
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