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Counatable union of countable set is countable...​

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Answered by subramanigk569
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So given an element x in Z, we either have that 1↦x if x=0, 2x↦x if x>0, or 2|x|+1↦x if x<0. So the integers are countable. We proved this by finding a map between the integers and the natural numbers. So to show that the union of countably many sets is countable, we need to find a similar mapping.

Answered by KBhavyasree
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babu..super..ma...

question lo enni early.. uncountable.. undo .

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