(a) Show that if o(a) contains every subset of N, then for each pair and w of distinct points in there is in an A such that I,(w) * 1(w') (b) Show that the reverse implication holds if is countable. (c) Show by example that the reverse implication need not hold for uncount- able

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2.10. (a) Show that if o() contains every subset of 2, then for each pair and w
of distinct points in there is in an A such that I(w) * 1(w')
(b) Show that the reverse implication holds if is countable.
(c) Show by example that the reverse implication need not hold for uncount-
able
Transcribed Image Text:2.10. (a) Show that if o() contains every subset of 2, then for each pair and w of distinct points in there is in an A such that I(w) * 1(w') (b) Show that the reverse implication holds if is countable. (c) Show by example that the reverse implication need not hold for uncount- able
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