There exists a number, x, that is a real number such that for all real numbers, y, x = y + 1
I know that this statement is false, but why? Would y = pi be a valid counterexample? Thanks in advance.
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There exists a number, x, that is a real number such that for all real numbers, y, x = y + 1
I know that this statement is false, but why? Would y = pi be a valid counterexample? Thanks in advance.
First take, for example. if
then
.
Now take. If
then
, but
so that is a contradiction.