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1.2.15. Suppose S is an uncountable set. Is it possible that P({s}) = 0 for every...

1.2.15. Suppose S is an uncountable set. Is it possible that P({s}) = 0 for every single sS? Why or why not?

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Let S be set of all real numbers from minus infinity to positive infinity.

So probability of having a intezer in that infinite uncountable number of elements is 1/infinity

That is zero..

So it is possible to have that probability be 0

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