Activity 7.1. The real numbers R under the usual ordering is another example of an ordered set that does not satisfy the 'well-ordering property'. In other words, there are non-empty subsets of R that do not contain a smallest element. Describe a few examples. A few examptes do not be of non-empty subsets ot R contain a smallest oémeritwould

Activity 7.1. The real numbers R under the usual ordering is another example of an ordered set that does not satisfy the 'well-ordering property'. In other words, there are non-empty subsets of R that do not contain a smallest element. Describe a few examples. A few examptes do not be of non-empty subsets ot R contain a smallest oémeritwould

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