(7) Let p be a prime number. Ihe there exists a positive real number x such that x= p. (8) Let S be a nonempty bounded subset of R and let k E R. Define kS = {ks : s E S}. (a) If k > 0, then sup(kS) = k sup S. (b) If k < 0, then sup(kS) = k inf S. (9) If S, T are nonempty bounded subsets of R with S CT, then inf T< inf S < sup S< sup T.(*) (10) If x > 0, then there exists a unique n EN such that n - 1

(7) Let p be a prime number. Ihe there exists a positive real number x such that x= p. (8) Let S be a nonempty bounded subset of R and let k E R. Define kS = {ks : s E S}. (a) If k > 0, then sup(kS) = k sup S. (b) If k < 0, then sup(kS) = k inf S. (9) If S, T are nonempty bounded subsets of R with S CT, then inf T< inf S < sup S< sup T.(*) (10) If x > 0, then there exists a unique n EN such that n - 1

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Prove the following theorems/statements.

(7) Let p be a prime number. Then there exists a positive real number x such that x2 = p.
(8) Let S be a nonempty bounded subset of R and let k ER. Define kS = {ks : s E S}.
(a) If k > 0, then sup(kS) = k · sup S.
(b) If k < 0, then sup(kS) = k · inf S.
(9) If S, T are nonempty bounded subsets of R with S CT, then inf T < inf S< sup S < sup T.(*)
(10) If x > 0, then there exists a unique n EN such that n – 1<x < n. Then complete the proof
of the density of Q in R for x < 0. (*)
(11) For each subset of R, give its supremum, maximum, infimum and minimum if they exist.
Otherwise, write "none".
(a) {1,3}
(e) (0,4)
(f) {r € Q : r? < 5}
(g) (-0, 4)
(b) [0,4]
(c) {r € Q :r < 5}
(d) { T, 3}
(h)
:n e N
2n

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