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Q: Assume that A and B are nonempty, bounded above, and satisfy B CACR. Show that sup B < sup A.

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Q: Show for every nonempty, finite set E that supE = maxE.

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Q: Suppose that A and B are bounded, nonempty subsets of R. Prove that AU B is bounded and that sup(AU…

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Q: Find an example of a closed convex set S in R2 such that its profile P is nonempty but convP ≠ S.

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Q: Suppose a set M is closed and bounded. Prove that M has a maximal and minimal element.

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Q: 1. Let A be an uncountable set and B C A such that there exists a surjective function f : Z+ → B.…

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Q: ] Prove that a nonempty closed subset of R, if it is bounded from below, has a least element.

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Q: Prove that if A is a nonempty finite set and B is denumerable, then A × B is denumerable.

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Q: Prove that if S is a bounded set then S is bounded.

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Q: prove that the outer measure of Cantor Set C (x), 0<x< 1, is 1-x the generalized

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Q: Let X be an infinite set with the finite closed topology T={S subset of X; X-S is finite}. Then

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Q: df. Every nonempty proper subset of R is either open or closed.

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Q: Prove or disprove: All uncountable measurable subsets of ℝ have positive measure.

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Q: 3. Let a, b e R such that a < b. Prove that the open interval (a, b) is an open set in R.

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Q: Label each of the following statements as either true or false. The least upper bound of a nonempty…

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