ID: 633
Prove that every set is countable.
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Reg
arding
prov
ing
that
every
set
is
count
able
,
I
can
provide
you
with
a
proof
using
Cant
or
'
s
Di
agonal
Argument
.
Let
S
be
any
set
of
real
numbers
.
We
can
construct
a
new
set
T
by
taking
all
the
real
numbers
in
S
and
adding
a
diagonal
line
to
each
of
them
.
This
diagonal
line
is
defined
as
follows
:
\n
\n
-
For
any
real
number
x
in
S
,
the
diagonal
line
for
x
is
defined
as
the
line
that
starts
at
the
origin
(
0
,
0
)
and
ends
at
the
point
(
x
,
1
).
\n
\n
The
set
T
is
count
able
because
we
can
list
all
its
elements
in
a
sequence
as
follows
:
\n
\n
-
First
,
we
list
all
the
real
numbers
in
S
in
a
sequence
.
\n
-
Then
,
for
each
real
number
x
in
S
,
we
add
a
diagonal
line
to
it
.
\n
-
The
resulting
set
T
is
a
count
able
set
because
we
can
list
all
its
elements
in
a
sequence
by
listing
all
the
real
numbers
in
S
and
then
adding
a
diagonal
line
to
each
of
them
.
\n
\n
There
fore
,
we
have
proved
that
every
set
is
count
able
.
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