Now prove that [0,1] is uncountable. Consider an arbitrary function f: J--> [0,1] and prove that im f is not equal to [0,1]. Thus, there is no function from J onto [0,1], and so [0,1] is uncountable. Suppose that T is a function from J to [0,1].
2. Show that there are sequences {a_n}from infinity when n=1 and {b_n} from infinity when n=1 such that [a_1, b_1] is a subset [0,1], and for each n E J, [a_n+1 , b_n+1] is a subset [a_n, b_n] and T(n) is not an element of [a_n, b_n]
3. Show that {a_n} from infinity when n=1 converges; call the limit A.
4. Prove that A E [a_n, b_n] for each n E J. Conclude that A is not an element im T.