We define the included point topology by Tp3{UcR;U3Ø or peu) Let A = [3,5[then A is dense in R if*None of the choicesRis equipped with Tp and p=4Ris equipped with the usual topologyRis equipped with Tp and p 5

a set A is dense in X means A closure =X

We define the included point topology by Tp={UcR;U=Ø or peu), Let A = [3,5[ then A is dense in R if* None of the cholces Ris equipped with Tp and p = 4 Ris equipped with the usual topology Ris equipped with Tp and p = 5

We define the included point topology by Tp={UcR;U=Ø or peu), Let A = [3,5[ then A is dense in R if* None of the cholces Ris equipped with Tp and p = 4 Ris equipped with the usual topology Ris equipped with Tp and p = 5

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We define the included point topology by Tp3{UcR;U3Ø or peu) Let A = [3,5[
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Ris equipped with Tp and p=4
Ris equipped with the usual topology
Ris equipped with Tp and p 5

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