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In general the mixed number A n/c is equal to what improper fraction

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Cantor showed that the order of both sets is of the same order of infinity (both Aleph null). To show this, he used the mapping n: -> 2n+1 for all integer n, which is a 1-to-1 mapping from the integers to the odd numbers.

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