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14, Let D be the set of dyadic fractions (fractions whose denominators are powers of 2) in the unit interval (0,1), ie, D = HbUADE Bt ee 3 Show that D is dense in [0, 1) Solution: Toto tat B = [th iin alr to vow hat any open tral (0-5, 048) set 4 any point «6 [0,1] contains a point of D. Observe that lim 2 = 6; hence there exists a ine Power q=2% such thet 0< Wg <3. Consider the intervals (3) Gal Gd & Sie wh aie tray of thm op [2 et Bee=Mth put Lea; hence a8 < Be acats @ Im other words, the open interval (a8, a+ 8) contains the point m/q which belongs to D. ‘Thus Dis dense in [0,1] y que prtenecen al 14, Sea D el conjunto de lus fraciones euyas denominadares som potencias d inervalo unidad [0.1}, ie. D= (hEbEEbES Demostrar que D es denso en (0, 1] Sol Para demostrr que D = (0,1 |, suficiente demostar que cvalgier intervle abierto (@— 8, a+8) con cer cou puto cukiea a € 0,1} contre un puto de D. Obese que lim 2 = 0; leg, exit ura poencia q = 2% tal que 9 1/9-< 8 Considézense les intralos (od) ad: Ge ~ [Ee fe 4] eee8t!, ann ber prs : abe Msacats Ea otras palabras, el interval abero (a~ 8, a+ 8) comtiene el punto mg que pertenece & D. Asi, pues, Des deso en (0, 1)

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