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1.3 Classify each of the following sets in (R, d) ,where d is the usual metric on R, as open, closed, neither or both. 1.3.1 {4, ne N} 1.3.2 N 1.3.3 Q 1.3.4 n1(0,

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1.3 Classify each of the following sets in (R, d) ,where d is the usual metric on R, as open,
closed, neither or both.
1.3.1 {, n e N}
1.3.2 N
1.3.3 Q
1.3.4 n (0, -)

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