Let R be equipped with the Euclidean topology T and let Y =[10,20]. We denote by Ty the induced topology on Y by T. Then ]15,20] is O open in (Y,Ty) and open in R O not open in (Y,Ty) and open in R O open in (Y,Ty) and not open in R neither open in (Y,Ty) nor in R

Let R be equipped with the Euclidean topology T and let Y =[10,20]. We denote by Ty the induced topology on Y by T. Then ]15,20] is O open in (Y,Ty) and open in R O not open in (Y,Ty) and open in R O open in (Y,Ty) and not open in R neither open in (Y,Ty) nor in R

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Let R be equipped with the Euclidean
topology T and let Y =[10,20]. We
denote by Ty the induced topology
on Y by T. Then ]15,20] is
O open in (Y,Ty) and open in R
O not open in (Y,Ty) and open in R
O open in (Y,Ty) and not open in R
neither open in (Y,Ty) nor in R

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