Matreical :Daly analysis 2.4.11. We take F = R for this problem.(a) Let Q be the "closed first quadrant" in Rd, i.e.,Q = {x= (x1,..., xa) E Rª : 1, ... , xd > 0}.Prove that Q is a closed subset of Rd.(b) Let R be the "closed first quadrant" in l', i.e.,R ={x = (xk)kƐN El : xk 20 for every k}.Determine, with proof, whether R is a closed subset of l'.(c) Let S be the "closed first quadrant" in C[0, 1], i.e.,S{f € C[0, 1] : f(x) > 0 for all x E [0, 1]}.Determine, with proof, whether S is a closed subset of C[0, 1] with respectto the uniform metric.

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2.4.11. We take F = R for this problem. (a) Let Q be the "closed first quadrant" in Rd, i.e., {x = (x1,..., xa) E Rª : x1,..., d 2 0}.

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