Let {Fa}aeA be a collection of closed subsets of R. (a) Prove, from the definition of closed, that NoE A Fa is closed. (b) Show by example that UEA Fa need not be closed, and demonstrate that your example works.

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Let {Fa}a€A be a collection of closed subsets of R.
(a) Prove, from the definition of closed, that Naca Fa is closed.
(b) Show by example that Uaca Fa need not be closed, and demonstrate that your example works.
Transcribed Image Text:Let {Fa}a€A be a collection of closed subsets of R. (a) Prove, from the definition of closed, that Naca Fa is closed. (b) Show by example that Uaca Fa need not be closed, and demonstrate that your example works.
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