Q1: State whether the following statements are true or false:1. Every Cauchy sequence is a convergent sequence in any matric space, but the converse isnot true in general.2. The convergence or divergence of a sequence depends only on the underlying space and noton the metric.3. If f:M - S is a continuous function between matric spaces (M, dm) and (S, ds) at a pointpEM, then for every closed set A in S, f-"(A) need not to be closed in M.4. If f:M - S is a continuous function between matric spaces (M, dm) and (S, ds) at anisolated point p e M, then lim,-p f(x) = f(P).S. the sequence () is a Cauchy sequence in ([0, 00). I 1), but it is not convergent.6. The subspace Q of rational numbers of R, forms a complete subspace of R.7. Every finite subset of any matric space is complete.8. If f:R -R be a continuous function on (a, b), then f[a, b] is bounded set but not closed inR.9. Let f:M S be a function from a metric spaces (M, dm) and (S, ds). If f is uniformlycontinuous on M, then f is continuous on M, but the converse is not true in general.10. The function f:R -R which is defined as; f(x) = , for all x ER, forms a contraction,since IS(x) - fU)I

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