Question 1.Given a metric space < X, p>.(a) If x, y E X and p(x, y) < ɛ for all e > 0, prove that x == y.(b) Prove that a sequence (xn)nƐN C X can have at most one limit.

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Question 1. Given a metric space < X, p>. (a) If x, y E X and p(x, y) < ɛ for all e > 0, prove that x = = y. (b) Prove that a sequence (xn)nEN C X can have at most one limit.