Question 5.7: Show that if A is Turing-recognizable and A ≤m Ā, then A is ...
Show that if A is Turing-recognizable and A\leq _{m} \overline{A}, then A is decidable.
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Suppose that A\leq _{m} \overline{A}. Then \overline{A} \leq _{m} A via the same mapping reduction. Because A is Turing-recognizable, Theorem 5.28 implies that \overline{A} is Turing-recognizable, and then Theorem 4.22 implies that A is decidable.
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