topology with justifaction for each one 3. If X = {a,b, c, d, e, f} and T is the discrete topology on X, which of the followingstatements are true?(a) X € T;(e) Ø e X;(1) Ø C X;(c) {Ø} € T;(9) {a} € T;(b) {X} € T;(d) Ø € T;(f) {Ø} € X;(h) a € T;1) {a} € X;(k) {Ø} C X;(0) {X} C T;(Hint. Precisely six of the above are true.](1) a € X;(m) X C T;(n) {a} C T;(p) a C T.

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3. Ir X = {a,b, c, d,e, f} and T is the discrete topology on X, which of the following statements are true? (b) {X} € T; (f) {Ø} € X; U) {a} € X; (c) {O} € T; (a) X € T; (e) Ø E X; (1) Ø C X; (9) {a} € T; (k) {Ø} C X; (d) Ø € T; (h) a E T; (1) a € X; (n) {a} CT; (Hint. Precisely six of the above are true.) (0) {X} CT; (m) X C T; (p) a C T.

3. Ir X = {a,b, c, d,e, f} and T is the discrete topology on X, which of the following statements are true? (b) {X} € T; (f) {Ø} € X; U) {a} € X; (c) {O} € T; (a) X € T; (e) Ø E X; (1) Ø C X; (9) {a} € T; (k) {Ø} C X; (d) Ø € T; (h) a E T; (1) a € X; (n) {a} CT; (Hint. Precisely six of the above are true.) (0) {X} CT; (m) X C T; (p) a C T.

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