A subspace of a discrete space is an indiscrete spaceWe define the included point topology by Tp={ UcR;U=Ø or p€U). Let A - [3,5[,then A is dense in Rif *None of the choicesR is equipped with Tp and p =3Ris equipped with the usual topologyR is equipped with Tp and p = 5Let X = (a. b, c, d) and TX = (0. X, (b). (b.c). (a,b,d}} be a topology on X. Let Y = (1.earchTOSHIBA

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We define the included point topology by Tp={ UcR;U=Ø or pEU). Let A = -[3,5[, then A is dense in Rif * O None of the choices O Ris equipped with Tp and p =3 R is equipped with the usual topology R is equipped with Tp and p = 5 tY (1.

We define the included point topology by Tp={ UcR;U=Ø or pEU). Let A = -[3,5[, then A is dense in Rif * O None of the choices O Ris equipped with Tp and p =3 R is equipped with the usual topology R is equipped with Tp and p = 5 tY (1.

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We define the included point topology by Tp={ UcR;U=Ø or p€U). Let A - [3,5[,
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None of the choices
R is equipped with Tp and p =3
Ris equipped with the usual topology
R is equipped with Tp and p = 5
Let X = (a. b, c, d) and TX = (0. X, (b). (b.c). (a,b,d}} be a topology on X. Let Y = (1.
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