Using Richard Hammack's book of Elements of Discrete Mathematics chapter 18 in cardinality. Prove, by constructing one, that there exists a bijective function φ : (0, 1) −→ (0, ∞).

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Q: Exercise 4.21. Prove. (1) The set of all functions f : R → R has the same cardinality as : 2R.

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