. State whether the following is true or false: d) Every closed subset of a connected metric space is connected. e) The set R- {0} with the usual metric is connected. f) The set {3,0} with the usual metric is connected as union of connected sets {0} and {3}.

. State whether the following is true or false: d) Every closed subset of a connected metric space is connected. e) The set R- {0} with the usual metric is connected. f) The set {3,0} with the usual metric is connected as union of connected sets {0} and {3}.

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