Proposition: for any real number, there exists a computable number that is arbitrarily close to it.
Is this proposition true/false/undecided?
Proposition: for any real number, there exists a computable number that is arbitrarily close to it.
Is this proposition true/false/undecided?
Yes, because for every real number there is a rational number arbitrarily close to it, and every rational number is computable.