This is a set of answers to the Introduction to the Theory of Computation, 2E, by Michael Sipser. This book is commonly used in Computational Theory classes on a university level. My goal is to provide you with an extended answer set that can be used as a reference as you work through problems.
The set will be incomplete to start but I hope eventually to have a complete reference to the second edition of the book.
If you have any answers that are not here, please feel free to contribute.
Let T = { (i, j, k) I i, j, k E A}. Show that T is countable.
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