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Prove the Archimedean principle.

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ill show you what I have and you can all find flaws:)

OpenStudy (zzr0ck3r):

given real a,b with a>0 there is an integer n in N st b<na if b<a set n = 1 if a<= b consider A = {k in N: ka<=b} k is bounded by a/b so E has finite supremum s in E s is natural set n = s+100, then n is in N n>s so n is not in E so na>b

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