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whether the given sets countable or uncountable?

1. the set of all finite partitions of N

2. the set of all non-increasing functions from N to N.

3. the set of all non-decreasing functions from N to N.

here, N is natural numbers.

please give answer with proper explanation, as i already have one word answer for all of the problems above.
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Natural numbers are countable infinite...and any subset of countably infinite is always countable

So All OPTION are countable.

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