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Suppose S is a subset of the Reals and is non-empty and bounded above. Prove that...

Suppose S is a subset of the Reals and is non-empty and bounded above. Prove that alpha = supS if and only if , for every epsilon > 0 , there is and element x in S such that alpha - epsilon <x

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