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Show that the following sets are countably infinite, by defining a bijection between N (or Z+) and that set. You do not need to prove that your function is bijective. (a) [6 Pts] the set of integers divisible by 6 (b) [6 Pts] A imes Z+ where A = {0, 1, 2, 3}

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          Show that the following sets are countably infinite, by defining a bijection between
N (or Z+) and that set. You do not need to prove that your function is bijective.
(a) [6 Pts] the set of integers divisible by 6
(b) [6 Pts] A 	imes  Z+ where A = {0, 1, 2, 3}

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04/22/2022

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Show that the following sets are countably infinite, by defining a bijection between N (or Z+) and that set. You do not need to prove that your function is bijective. (a) [6 Pts] the set of integers divisible by 6 (b) [6 Pts] A imes Z+ where A = {0, 1, 2, 3}