Prove that: 1. (R, J. |) is a complete metric space. 2. (Q, I. |) is not complete metric

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Prove that:
1. (R, I. |) is a complete metric space.
2. (Q, I. |) is not complete metric
space.
Transcribed Image Text:Prove that: 1. (R, I. |) is a complete metric space. 2. (Q, I. |) is not complete metric space.
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