Let R equipped with the Euclidean topology. Let Y = [1,5] and denote by ty the inducedtopology on Y by z then ]2,5] is:O Not open in (Y,t_Y ) and open in R.O Open in both (Y,t_Y ) and R.Open in (Y,t_Y) and not open in R.O Not open in both (Y,t_Y ) and R.

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Let R equipped with the Euclidean topology. Let Y = [1,5] and denote by Ty the induced topology on Y by r then ]2,5] is: O Not open in (Y,t_Y ) and open in R. O Open in both (Y,t_Y ) and R. O Open in (Y,t_Y ) and not open in R. O Not open in both (Y,t_Y ) and R.