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Q: Question 6. Let (X,7) be a topological space and A, BC X. Determine whether (A- B) CA -B or not.

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Q: Theorem 3.7: A subset A ofa metric space (X, d) is closed if and only if /.contains all its limit…

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Q: QUESTION 8 The set M with the usual metric is connected. 2 O True O False

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Q: Question 7 Show that if C C RP is connected, then its closure C is also connected.

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Q: Question 7. Let (X,r) be a topological space and A, BCX, Determine whether A-B2A-B or not.

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Q: Question 9. Prove or disprove. If (X,7,) and (X,r,) are T,-spaces, then (X,7,nt,) is also a T -…

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Q: Problem 2. Let X be a countable set and let s e X. Consider the particular point topology Tp on X,…

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Q: is absolutely and uniformly conyergent for all vlues of x an t in the circle 121 <B-¹

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Q: 3- A discrete topological space (X,T) is: a-To-space, b-T₁-space, c- T₂-space, d- No one.

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Q: Problem 2.32. Is there an example of a space X, a subset Y C X, and a point x € X such that x is a…

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Q: QUESTION 10 The set E={XER:xs2x2 - 1} with the usual metric is compact. True of False

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Q: Theorem 3.7: A subset A of a metric space (X, d) is closed if and only if/.contains all its limit…

A: A subset A of a metric space (X, d) is closed iff A contains all its limit points.

Q: Problem 3.3. Let X and Y be topological spaces and f: XY a continuous mapping. Prove that, if X is…

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Q: The set [0, 1] with the discrete metric is compact. True False

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Q: Show that fc F dr. is not independent of path. [Hint: Compute and , where  c1 and c2  are the upper…

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Q: 2. Is there a set A that satisfies A = {A}? If yes, exhibit one %3D such. If not, Why not exactly?

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Q: 2. Let z₁ and 2₂ be two distinct points in CU{∞} that are symmetric with respect to a circle I.…

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Q: Theorem 8.6. Let C be a connected subset of the topological space X. If D is a subset of X such that…

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Q: Question 10. Prove or disprove. Any infinite subset A of a discrete topological space (X,r) is…

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Q: Exercise 5. 1) Show that the metrics dp, p ≥ 1 and dmax on Rª are all Lipschitz equivalent. 2) If X…

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Q: The set [0, 1] with the discrete metric is compact. O True O False

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Q: If the conditions of the fixed point theorem are not satisfied, then there exist no unique fixed…

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Q: If n > 2, prove that Q„ has at least n!/2 Hamiltonian cycles.

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Q: QUESTION 9 Suppose metric space X is not path-wise connected then X is not connected. True False

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Q: QUESTION 16 The set S=fxER:x² -4<0} with the usual metric is O A. Compact. O B. connected. OC Not…

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Q: Question 9. Prove or disprove. If (X,7,) and (X,r,) are T, -spaces, then (X,7,nt,) is also a T, -…

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Q: The set [0,4] with the usual metric is sequentially compact. O True O False

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Q: Problem 7. Let X and Y be topological spaces and let yo E Y. Show that the map f: X X x Y defined by…

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Q: Theorem 2.22. Let A and B be subsets of a topological space X. Then: (1) A C B implies Ā c B. (2)…

A: Theorem 2.2 (i) Let A and B subsets of a topological space X such that A⊂B i.e. A is contained in B.…

Q: Question No 1 (8). Prove that the discrete topology on an uncountable set does not Satisty the…

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Q: Theorem 9.13. Let (X, d) and (Y,e) be metric spaces. Then X × Y is a metric space.

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Q: Question 1 Suppose X and Y are metric spaces and f: X -> Y is an isometric bijection. Then X is…

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Q: Problem 4. Prove that a continuous surjection from a compact space to a Hausdorff space is a…

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Q: Question 2 Prove directly (i.e. from the definition of compactness) that if K is a com- pact subset…

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Q: (3) Let X be a connected, locally path connecte

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Q: Question 3. all its cluster points. Prove that a subset of a metric space is closed if and only if…

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Q: In general, for a a) S is compact 2) Sis closed at S is compact

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Q: Theorem 8.11. For topological spaces X and Y, X ×Y is connected if and only if each of X and Y is…

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Q: Question 7. Let (x,r) topological space and A, BcX. Determine be a whether A-B2A-B or not.

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Q: Question 6. Let (X,r) be a topological space and A, BCX. Determine whether (A-B)' C A' – B* or not.

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Q: 3.2.21. Draw a connected path starting at (0,0) that, if continued, would pass through all of Z ×Z.

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Q: Prove that any ball (open or closed or half open) in R³ is path connected.

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Q: is a cycle (closed walk) of length 2. O True O False

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Q: 3. Find a minimally invariant set in (C, R) that contains the circle [2 -(1+21)| = 4.

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Q: Suppose metric space X is not path-wise connected then X is not connected. True False

A: A space is said to be Path connected if we can fine a continuous function between any two points of…