Please justify below questions (its a topology question) with valid arguments: 1. Show that an infinite...

Please justify below questions (its a topology question) with valid arguments:

1. Show that an infinite set is not finite.

2. Is there an infinite set which is not countably in finite?

Thanks in advance.

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Colby Messinger answered 1 year ago

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