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可算集合 (kasanshuugou) Japanese meaning: countable set | Kotomora
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The set of all integers is a countable set.
A subset of a countable set is also a countable set.
Kanji 算 calculate, divining, number 集 gather, meet, congregate Related words 非ひ 可か 算さん 集しゅう 合ごう 非可算集合 (uncountable set) is a set that is not countable, such as the set of real numbers.
有ゆう 限げん 集しゅう 合ごう 有限集合 (finite set) is a set with a finite number of elements; every finite set is countable, but countable sets also include countably infinite sets.
Etymology Compound of 可算 (countable) and 集合 (set). 可算 is a mathematical term meaning 'countable', from 可 (possible) and 算 (calculate).
