Abstract
In this article, it will be shown that the set of Real numbers is uncountable in four different ways. The first one uses the least upper bound property of the set of real numbers R (sometimes called the completeness property of R), the second one uses the nested intervals property of R, the third one uses Cantor’s diagonal argument and the fourth one by proving that a nonempty perfect subset ofR is uncountable.
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