(4) For a discrete topology on X and o ACX, the closure of A is A. (5) For an Indiscrete topology on X = (a, b.c) and A = (a, b), the limit points of A is (a, b). (6) For the usual topology on and A (2,5), the interior points of A is (2, 5).

(4) For a discrete topology on X and o ACX, the closure of A is A. (5) For an Indiscrete topology on X = (a, b.c) and A = (a, b), the limit points of A is (a, b). (6) For the usual topology on and A (2,5), the interior points of A is (2, 5).

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Chapter9: Systems Of Equations And Inequalities

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