part c just 3.Let X + 0 be a topological space.a) Show that if {U; | i € I} is a (finite or infinite) open cover of X, thendim X = supiEJ dim Ui.b) Compute the dimension of Va(T? – Tỷ, T?T, – TT;) C A³.c) Compute the dimension of V,(Tỉ – T,TT1 – TT2) C P³.

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c) Compute the dimension of V,(Tỉ – T,TT1 – TT2) C P³.

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