Chapter 9: Q46E (page 617)
To determine whether "the set \(\{ x + n\mid n \in Z\} \) for all \(x \in {(0,1)^{\prime \prime }}\) are the partitions of the set of real numbers.
Short Answer
The set is the partition of the set of real numbers.
Chapter 9: Q46E (page 617)
To determine whether "the set \(\{ x + n\mid n \in Z\} \) for all \(x \in {(0,1)^{\prime \prime }}\) are the partitions of the set of real numbers.
The set is the partition of the set of real numbers.
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