Problem 3.24. Let X = [0, 1]U{2} C R. On the one hand, X has a subspace topology Ti induced by the standard (order) topology on R. On the other hand, X has a natural order induced by the natural order on R. This order induces an order topology T2 on X. (1) How are T1 and T2 related? (2) Is 1 a limit point of X? (3) Is 2 a limit point of X?

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Problem 3.24. Let X =
[0, 1] U {2} C R. On the one hand, X has a subspace topology Ti
induced by the standard (order) topology on R. On the other hand, X has a natural order
induced by the natural order on R. This order induces an order topology T2 on X. (1) How
are T1 and T2 related? (2) Is 1 a limit point of X? (3) Is 2 a limit point of X ?
Problem 3.25. Redo Problem 3.24 with X = [0, 1) U {2}..
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 3.24. Let X = [0, 1] U {2} C R. On the one hand, X has a subspace topology Ti induced by the standard (order) topology on R. On the other hand, X has a natural order induced by the natural order on R. This order induces an order topology T2 on X. (1) How are T1 and T2 related? (2) Is 1 a limit point of X? (3) Is 2 a limit point of X ? Problem 3.25. Redo Problem 3.24 with X = [0, 1) U {2}..
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