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We define the included point topology by Tp-(UcR;U=0 or pEU). Let A = [3,5[,
then A is dense in Rif
O None of the choices
Ris equipped with Tp and p #4
O Ris equipped with the usuall topology
9=d pue di qim paddinba syO

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