4. Professor Doofus mistakenly writes the following: Let a be an upper bound for a set A. Then: a = sup A if and only if there exists 8 >0 and a € A such that a-8

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4. Professor Doofus mistakenly writes the following:
Let a be an upper bound for a set A. Then: a = sup A if and only if there exists 8 >0 and a € A
such that a-8 <a.
Give an example which shows that Doofus' statement is incorrect.
Transcribed Image Text:4. Professor Doofus mistakenly writes the following: Let a be an upper bound for a set A. Then: a = sup A if and only if there exists 8 >0 and a € A such that a-8 <a. Give an example which shows that Doofus' statement is incorrect.
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