Answer to Question #336184 in Discrete Mathematics for ACE

Discrete Mathematics

Question #336184

1. There is a smallest positive integer.

Expert's answer

Since 1 is a smallest positive integer, we conclude that the statement "There is a smallest positive integer" is true.

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