
We have formalized material from an introductory real analysis textbook in the proof assistant Scunak. Scunak is a system based on set theory encoded in a dependent type theory. We use the formalized material to illustrate some interesting aspects of the relationship between informal presentations of mathematics and their formal representation. We focus especially on a representative example proved using the system.
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