Let S {x|0 < x < 2}. Prove that S is not compact by finding an oper covering of S that has no finite subcovering.

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Let S = {x | 0 < x < 2}. Prove that S is not compact by finding an open covering of S that has no finite subcovering.

Let S = {r|0 < x < 2}. Prove that S is not compact by finding an open
covering of S that has no finite subcovering.
Transcribed Image Text:Let S = {r|0 < x < 2}. Prove that S is not compact by finding an open covering of S that has no finite subcovering.
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