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The Integers and the Rational Numbers are Countable

lemmaAnalysisSet Theorylem:rationals-countable-2026a
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Reason: First published version: countability of the integers, of the rational numbers, and of the sets of k-tuples of rational numbers.

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Let Z\mathbb{Z} be the set of integers and let Q\mathbb{Q} be the set of rational numbers, both regarded as subsets of the real numbers. Then the following hold.

1. Z\mathbb{Z} is countable.

2. Q\mathbb{Q} is countable.

3. For every natural number kk, the set Qk\mathbb{Q}^{k} of kk-tuples in Q\mathbb{Q} is countable.

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