[math]F:\mathbb{Q} \to \mathbb{Q}[/math],
[math]x \mapsto 2x[/math]
What does it look like on a graph?
a line of slope 2 going through the origin
>>8813868
are you a brainlet?
>>8813869
are you?
>>8813872
I asked for a graph, and I get the implication that what you said included the "reals".
>>8813874
rationals are dense in the reals so whatever resolution you draw the graph in will make it look a line
>>8813881
but there will exist discontinuities
>>8813885
set theoretically sure since Q isnt complete, but there's enough Q-points that any 'gap' in the line you draw will actually have a Q-point you can put a dot on
>>8813885
when you draw a line, what makes you think it looks like R more than it looks like Q? your function is just a line
Retarded thread
OP is a faggot
Sage
>>8813897
what the fuck is hand wavy here you retarded fucking moron? you're not asking a real question
>what does math look like
it probably looks like shit to you because you're so far up your own ass. kill yourself fucking imbecile baboon
>>8813899
>you're not asking a real question
>"What does it look like on a graph?"
dumb brainlet
>>8813897
>This is hand wavy drivel at best. I demand rigour.
https://proofwiki.org/wiki/Rationals_are_Everywhere_Dense_in_Reals
>>8813915
idiot
>>8813917
[math]x \in \mathbb{R}[/math]
can't start a proof on a false premise.
>>8813929
Of course you can. If all of the other steps in the proof are valid, yet end in a contradiciton, then what is left is to conclude that the premise had indeed been false all along, and so to say that its negation is true. This is such a common technique of proof that it is scandalous that you do not seem to have appreciated that it is both commonly used and logically valid.