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Finite Cartesian power of a countable set (Bm)

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A finite Cartesian product of countable sets is countable. For a fixed finite exponent m, index tuples in Nm can be listed by increasing maximum coordinate, with each group finite. If B is countably infinite and m>0, its power Bm is also countably infinite.

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