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What is a countable infinite set?
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a set in which each number can be counted without missing out any element an example is the set of positive integers u can count 1,2,3,4 etc although it is infinite
It's a set with which you can create a bijective relation with the set of natural numbers.
One u can theoretically count the number of elements (if u had endless amount of time).
So is it basically a set that you can place in a one to one correspondence with natural numbers?
Yep
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set with set, numbers with elements
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What would be an example to show?
The set of all finite subsets of the natural numbers is countable
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The set of even numbers is countable. Or odd ones.
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