5. For any set Ac R, A is a Borel set.6. Suppose the sets A,B,C,D,E,and F all belong in the class. If is closed under the intersectionof 2 sets then A B C D E F € 8.7. Let n be a positive integer. If8. If the sequence of sets= {A1, A2,,..., An) is a field then it is a sigma-field.is a field then it is a sigma-field.

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Answered: For any set AcR, A is a Borel set.

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