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That is not true. Algebraic numbers for example are an uncountably infinite subset of the real numbers that can be precisely individually identified.
by seanhunter 1y ago
That is not true. Algebraic numbers for example are an uncountably infinite subset of the real numbers that can be precisely individually identified.
- cyborgx7 1y agoAccording to Wikipedia, there are countably many algebraic numbers, and that makes intuitive sense to me as well. Do you have a source that the set of algebraic numbers is uncountable?
- seanhunter 1y agoI am probably wrong