Proving Countability of A: Real Numbers with Only 5 and 7 in Decimal Expansion

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Let A be the set of all real numbers in the interval [7,8) that have only 5 and 7 in their decimal expansion. A is defined by

A:={7.a1a2a3|ai ε {5,7} for all i ε \aleph}

Prove A is countable.
 
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Can you show that A is the same size as \{S: \enspace S\subseteq \mathbb N\}? Is the latter countable?
 
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