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For 1<p<∞, truncation makes the ℓp tail arbitrarily small, since ∑j​∣aj​∣p converges. Approximate the finite remaining coordinates by numbers in Q+iQ. The resulting countable set of finitely supported sequences is dense. Therefore
ℓp is separable for 1<p<∞.​
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The same construction also works for p=1, though that endpoint is not needed here.

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