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- 2. Let X = {1,2, 3, 4} and let T = {ø, X, {1}, {3},{1,3}} be a topology on X, then {2,4} is a. open in (X, T) b. closed in (X,T) c. clopen in (X, T) d. neither open nor closed4. Let X={a,b,c} with the topology r ={X,ø,{a},{b},{c},}{a,b},{a,c},{b,c}}. Verify whether X is connected or not. Explain your answer in details.Let {V₁,..., Vn} be a spanning set for an inner product space V. Suppose that x and y are such that (x, vk) = (y, vk) for all k. Prove that x = y. . Please prove this from definitions and do not refer to previous review, hw, or gw problems (you will lose points if you do so). If you use a theorem or property from the text (that has been proved), please refer to which one.
- Exercise 11. Recall the following Example of a topological space with the real line as underlying set (Example 26 in the notes): Consider on the real line R with the topology in which O C R is open if and only if for each x € O, there is r > x with [x, r) C O. This is easily checked to be a topology, called the Sorgenfrey line topology. (1) Given x < r in R, (a) Is [x, r) open? Justify why or why not. (b) Is [x, r) closed? Justify why or why not. (2) Is every open subset of the Sorgenfrey line also closed? Justify why or why not. (3) Is the property of Exercise 4 still valid when the topology on R is changed from the usual topology of R to the Sorgenfrey line topology? Explain. (4) Explain why the Sorgenfrey line is not homeomorphic to the real line with its usual topology.topologyProve that noword G with sounce vertex and Sink ventex t. S be Subset of V seS and teS5=v\s ?
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