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Find sup S and inf S, and give reasons for your answers: S= \[\left\{ x \in \mathbb{Q}:x^4<3 \right\}\]Can I just say here that since Q is not complete, it cannot be bounded, so has no sup or inf?
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Or rather there is no rational supremum or infimum of the set, which would be +- (3)^(1/4) in R.
most likely your reasoning is true .. you can't compare complex number with real. But I'm not sure ..
If we are taking the inf and the sup in \( \mathbb R\) then inf is \( - \infty \) or it does not exist. Sup is \( 3^{1/4} \).
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