Q1: In Euclidean metric space (R, I. I), prove that (1 + (-1)") → 1 as n → ∞o in R.72closed andQ2: In Euclidean metric space (R², I. I), is the set A = {(x, y): 2x² + y² = 1} compact?giving the reason.edQ3: Let S be a closed subset of a compact metric space (M, d). Prove that S is compact inM.

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