Question 3. An open and connected subset of C is called a domain. (a) Using the definitions (of open sets and connected sets), prove that if D₁, D₂ C C are domains and D₁ D₂ ‡ Ø, then D₁ U D₂ is also a domain. (b) Given an example to the following fact: D₁ D₂ is not necessarily a domain even if D₁, D2 are both domains.
Question 3. An open and connected subset of C is called a domain. (a) Using the definitions (of open sets and connected sets), prove that if D₁, D₂ C C are domains and D₁ D₂ ‡ Ø, then D₁ U D₂ is also a domain. (b) Given an example to the following fact: D₁ D₂ is not necessarily a domain even if D₁, D2 are both domains.
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