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The ninth assignment for the math 310: introduction to mathematical reasoning course, offered in spring 2006. The assignment includes exercises for proving the infinity and uncountability of sets, as well as determining the cardinality of specific sets. No reading report is required for this assignment.
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Math 310 Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning Spring 2006
Assignment # Due 5/31/
Reading
Part I
A. Page 143, Exercise 11.6.
B. Page 181, Exercises 14.1, 14.2.
Part II
Give a complete proof for each of the following problems.
C. If X contains an infinite subset, prove that X is infinite.
D. If X contains an uncountable subset, prove that X is uncountable.
E. If X is uncountable and A is a countable subset of X, show that X − A is uncountable.
F. Determine whether each of the following sets is empty, finite but nonempty, denumerable, or uncount- able. No proofs necessary.
(a) { 1 /n : n ∈ Z+}. (b) R − Q. (c) Z × R. (d) [0, ∞). (e) {x ∈ R : x^2 ∈ Z}.
Part III
With your writing group, write final drafts of all portfolio problems that have been assigned so far. Each group should bring one copy of their writeups to class on Friday, June 2 (the last day of class), along with all marked-up previous drafts.