4.II.5F

Numbers and Sets | Part IA, 2002

What is meant by saying that a set is countable?

Prove that the union of countably many countable sets is itself countable.

Let {Ji:iI}\left\{J_{i}: i \in I\right\} be a collection of disjoint intervals of the real line, each having strictly positive length. Prove that the index set II is countable.

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