Question 3.Show your working in each case:{ +: m, n E N}.1(a) Find all the cluster points of the set M(b) True or false? The set X :={(-1)"n :n E N} has no cluster points.(c) True or false? The discrete metric space has infinitely many cluster points.

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Question 3. Show your working in each case: (a) Find all the cluster points of the set M {m +: m, n e N}. (b) True or false? The set X := {(-1)"n : n eN} has no cluster points. (c) True or false? The discrete metric space has infinitely many cluster points.