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Let x ∈ R and ∈ > 0, and assume for simplicity that x ∈ [0, 1). Then x can be written, x = 0.x_1x_2x_3..., i.e. x = x_1.10^-1 + x_2.10^-2 + x_3.10^-3 +..... Define a sequence of rational numbers {q_n} (n=1, inf) by q_n = x_1.10^-1 +......+ x_n.10^-n We need to show that there exists N ∈ Natural numbers such that |x - q_n|<∈ , for n>=N Choose N ∈ Natural numbers such that 10^-N < ∈
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