Find the least upper bound and greatest lower bound (if any) of the following values set?
A = 1 / n: n is one of the Numbers and n is not equal to 0}. {Also decide whether the sentence has the largest and smallest (ie to decide when the least upper bound and greatest lower bound set happens to include). Please explain. Thank you.
The numbers are the negative and positive integers. So if n is a positive integer (n> 0), then 1 / n a fraction is greater than 0 but less than or equal to 1 (n is only for the case = 1). And if n is a negative integer (n <0), then 1 / n is a negative fraction less than 0 and greater than or equal to -1 (n is only for the case = -1). So if n is an integer, n 1 can / not be greater than 1 or less than -1, but it may be 1 or -1. So the upper bound of the set is 1, and the greatest lower bound is -1, and both are members of the movement. Note the previous answer to do not consider that the numbers are both positive and negative.
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