There exists a real number between any two sequential natural numbers.
$$(\exists x \in \Bbb {R})( \forall a,b \in \Bbb {N}) a < b, b > x > a$$
If an integer is positive, it equals its absolute value
(∀xℤ+)[x=|x|]
There exists a real number between any two sequential natural numbers.
$$(\exists x \in \Bbb {R})( \forall a,b \in \Bbb {N}) a < b, b > x > a$$
If an integer is positive, it equals its absolute value
(∀xℤ+)[x=|x|]
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Your statement is incorrect - it gives one $x$ for all $a, b \in\mathbb{N}$. You need exchange positions of quantifiers i.e. $$( \forall a,b \in \Bbb {N}, a < b)(\exists x \in \Bbb {R})( b > x > a)$$