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Let A be a non empty subset of \mathbb{R} which is bounded below. What is True about \inf A?
It always exists in \mathbb{R}
It is equal to \min A
It always exists in \mathbb{Z} if A is a non empty subset of \mathbb{Z} which is bounded below.
It is a lower bound
It is the supremum of the set of upper bounds of A
It is the infimum of the set of lower bounds of A
It is equal to -\sup(-A) where -A=\{-x | x\in A\}
It is the minimum of the set of lower bounds of A
It is the maximum of the set of upper bounds of A
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