The set [0, 1] with the discrete metric is compact. O True O False
Q: Let M = {0,1} and d be the discrete metric, then d is not complete %3D O True O False
A: Discrete metric space.
Q: Let X = [0, 1] U [2, 3] endowed with the standard metric. Then [0, 1] is an open subset of X. Select…
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Q: The only subsets of R which are both open and closed under the discrete metric are Ø and R. Select…
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Q: Let X = [0, 1] and d be the usual metric, d(x, y) = |x- y| %3D O True O False
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Q: State whether the following is true or false: a) The set [0,4] with the usual metric is…
A: (a) The set [0,4] with the usual metric is sequentially compact. This statement is true. Considering…
Q: Let X = R, und d be the discrete metric, und A = (3,5) Show that if A is compact or not
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Q: 3. Show that X = [0, 1] with the discrete metric is bounded but not totally bounded. %3D
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Q: If there exists open ball B (a, r) such that B (a,r) nG = Ø then a is not limit point of G True…
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Q: 16. The set S = { x∈R: x2 - 4<0} with the usual metric is
A: The set S = { x∈R: x2 - 4<0} with the usual metric is ..
Q: 4. i) Let X = B [a, b] and let d be the sup metric on X. If n → x in (X,d) and an is continuous at…
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Q: Let X = N and d be the usual metric, d (x, y) = |x – yl then d can induces a norm on X True O False…
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Q: For every x, y E R, let p(x, y) = |x² – y²\. Is p a metric on R?
A: Hello. Since your question has multiple parts, we will solve first question for you. If you want…
Q: The set [0, 1] with the discrete metric is compact. True False
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Q: If S is a closed bounded subset of a metric space X, then S is compact.
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Q: Let X = R, and Let M = [0, 3] and d be the discrete metric, then M is
A: M=[0,3] is compact ,since it is closed and bounded in real R.
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Q: 2. Let (X, d) be a metric space and y E X. (i) Prove that the closed ball B[y,2] is a closed set in…
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Q: Let lx, T) be a topological Space and A, B S X- if A is open, then show that An CIIB) s CLLANB). if…
A: Given X, τ be a topological space and A, B⊆X. Suppose, A is open then An arbitrary x∈A∩clB implies…
Q: In a metric space (X,p), if lim un = u, lim v, = v, show that lim d(un, Vn) = d(u, v). %3! n-00
A: Convergent Sequence: A sequence xn in a metric space X, d is said to converge to a point x∈X if for…
Q: The set R- {0} with the usual metric is connected.
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Q: Define new metric which is different from giving in above questions on X in question 01.
A: With the help of questions 01 we define a new metric on X
Q: The set [0,4] with the usual metric is sequentially compact. O True O False
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Q: let M= To,2] anel d be bhe usual metric then d is not compact or Compact ?
A: A set is said to be compact if and only if it is closed and bounded.
Q: Let X = R, and d be the discrete metric, and A = [3, 6) Show that if A is compact or not
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Q: Is the set S = [0,1] with the discrete metric d separable? Explain
A: We Know that a set is separable in metric space only if it contains a countable dense subset in it.…
Q: If X = {a, b} , how many metric can be de fined on X %3D infinite O none O only one O only finite
A: only one
Q: Let x be an interior point of a subset S of a metric space (X,d). Show that x must also be a limit…
A: Interior Point: Let A be a subset of metric space X, d. A point x∈A is called an interior point of A…
Q: Prove the following: Let (Y, d) be a metric space. If Y is totally bounded, then Y is bounded.
A: Given: (Y,d) is a metric space, and Y is totally bounded To Prove Y is bounded Definition: Let…
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Q: The set S=xER:x²-4<0} with the usual metric is . O A. Compact. B. connected. C. Not connected D.…
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Q: Prove by sequences that the open balls in R^n with the usual (Euclidean) metric are not compact
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Q: Example 3.16. In R with the Euclidean metric, the set [0, 1] is compact. However, note that with the…
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Q: If (X, d) is any metric space, show that another metric on X is defined by d(ry) d(r, y) 1+ d(x, y)…
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Q: Show that it A is subset of X any with the discre te metric then %3D
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Q: S={xER:x2 - 4<0} with the usual metric is A. Compact. B. connected. C. Not connected D. Sequentially…
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Q: The set E={xER:xs2x² – 1} with the usual metric is compact.
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Q: Given a metric space M with metric d, verify that any E-ball is an open set.
A: Given that M is a metric space with metric d. Let Ba,ε be an ε-ball with center at a. That is:…
Q: Let A be a subset of R with the usual metric such that A=A. If there exists r>0 such that d(x,y) <r…
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Q: 2. Does d(x, y)= (x-y)? define a metric on the set of all real numbers?
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Q: Let X= (3, 5] u {6,7,...} and A= {5,6,7} and metric defined on X as d(x,y) = |x - y|
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Q: (a) Prove that the metric space (Z,) is complete.
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- Suppose (S,d) is a metric space. How can we prove that S is open?Show that a set A in ℝ2 is open in the Euclidean metric ⇔ it is open in the max metric.Hint: As usual, there are two directions to prove in an ⇔.Show that a set A in ℝ2 is open in the Euclidean metric ⇔ it is open in the max metric. Hint: As usual, there are two directions to prove in an ⇔.
- Show that a set A in ℝ2 is open in the Euclidean metric ⇔ it is open in the max metric. There are two directions to prove in an ⇔.A subset I of a metric space R with the usual metric is compact if and if only it is an interval True FalseShow that the interval (a,b) in R with the discrete metric space is locally compact but not compact.
- 1. Show that any interval (a,b) in R with the discrete metric is locaaly compact but not compactShow that a set A in ℝ2 is open in the Euclidean metric ⇔ it is open in the Manhattan metric.Hint: As usual, there are two directions to prove in an ⇔.Show that a set A in ℝ2 is open in the Euclidean metric ⇔ it is open in the max metric.Hint: As usual, there are two directions to prove in an ⇔. The picture on p73 of the notes may be somewhat helpful.