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Prove or disprove: There are infinitely many positive integers.
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you can prove by contradiction. assume there is a finite number of positive integers. then there must be a largest positive integer, call it n. then n+1 is an integer as well and n+1 > n =><= therefore, there cannot be a finite number of positive integers.
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It's a problem solving math class. (college) Professor just gives us questions and expect us to come up with a solution. @pgpilot326
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@pgpilot326 's proof looks good to me ?
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also see http://foolproof.pbworks.com/w/page/8978146/There%20Are%20Infinitely%20Many%20Positive%20Integers
thank you! @ganeshie8
np :)
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