Let ℎ be a given positive number and let s be a set of real numbers; If s has a supremum, then for some x ∈ s, we have x > sup s − ℎ If s has an infimum, then for some x ∈ s, we have x < inf s + ℎ
Let ℎ be a given positive number and let s be a set of real numbers; If s has a supremum, then for some x ∈ s, we have x > sup s − ℎ If s has an infimum, then for some x ∈ s, we have x < inf s + ℎ
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Chapter1: Fundamental Concepts Of Algebra
Section1.1: Real Numbers
Problem 34E
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. Let ℎ be a given positive number and let s be a set of real numbers;
- If s has a supremum, then for some x ∈ s, we have x > sup s − ℎ
- If s has an infimum, then for some x ∈ s, we have x < inf s + ℎ
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