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Explain whether the following set satisfies the well-ordering principle for the integers. The set of all non-negative integers of the form 43 - 6k, where k is in the set of Integers. I understand the well ordering principal means there is a least element. as k is in the set of Integers, we can take: 1) 43 - 6*7 = 43 - 42 = 1 2) 43 - 6*8 = 43 - 48 = -5 As 1 is least element in the non-negative set, this function is well ordered. Is this reasoning correct? thanks

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