Exercise 2Part 3 Exercise 2,Let X be a topological space.PADDCLTIA.3) Suppose X = Uier U₁, with each U₁ an open subset of X. If for each i € I, the subset Uį is aBaire space for the induced topology on the subset U₁ CX, show that X itself is a Baire space.Assumption In the remaining part of this exercise, we assume that X is a space such that everypoint x EX has a neighborhood V in X which is a Baire space for the topology induced on thesubset V₂ C X.

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