Let R have its usual topology and let X = {a, b, c}. Define f : R → X by x < 0 x = 0 b, x > 0 а, f(x) = с, Is X with the quotient topology Hausdorff? Justify your answer.

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Let R have its usual topology and let X = {a,b, c}. Define ƒ : R→ X by
x < 0
a,
f(æ) =
b, x = 0
c,
x > 0
Is X with the quotient topology Hausdorff? Justify your answer.
Transcribed Image Text:Let R have its usual topology and let X = {a,b, c}. Define ƒ : R→ X by x < 0 a, f(æ) = b, x = 0 c, x > 0 Is X with the quotient topology Hausdorff? Justify your answer.
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