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Which of the following sets are finite? countably infinite? uncountable? Give reasons for your answers for...
Which of the following sets are finite? countably infinite? uncountable? Give reasons for your answers for each of the following:
(a) {1\n :n ∈ Z\{0}};
(b)R\N;
(c){x ∈ N:|x−7|>|x|};
(d)2Z×3Z
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