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Question 2.9

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3 months ago

n0A    n0+1A    (n0+1)+1A    (n0+2)+1A\begin{aligned} n_{0} \in A & \implies n_{0} + 1 \in A \\ & \implies (n_{0} + 1) + 1 \in A \\ & \implies (n_{0} + 2) + 1 \in A \\ & \qquad \dots \end{aligned}

Thus, A is defined just as the natural numbers except that its first term is n0n_{0} instead of 0.

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