The reader will easily convince himself of the truth of the following assertion, which is substantially equivalent to what was proved in the second paragraph of this section: given any rational number r, and any positive integer n, we can find another rational number lying on either side of r and differing from r by less than 1/n.🏁
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The reader will easily convince himself of the truth of the following assertion, which is substantially equivalent to what was proved in the second paragraph of this section: given any rational number r, and any positive integer n, we can find another rational number lying on either side of r and differing from r by less than 1/n.🏁