For each condition below, give an example of a set that satisfies that condition, or prove that one does not exits (a) An open set that is a subset of Q (b) A non-empty open set that is a subset of Q (c) A non-empty closed set that is a subset of Q (d) Two disjoints open sets whose union is R (e) Two non-empty disjoints open sets whose union is R (f) An infinite subset of R with no limit points. (g) A bounded infinite subset of R with no limit points. (h) An infinite union of closed sets that is not closed.

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6. For each condition below, give an example of a set that satisfies that
condition, or prove that one does not exits
(a) An open set that is a subset of Q
(b) A non-empty open set that is a subset of Q
(c) A non-empty closed set that is a subset of Q
(d) Two disjoints open sets whose union is R
(e) Two non-empty disjoints open sets whose union is R
(f) An infinite subset of R with no limit points.
(g) A bounded infinite subset of R with no limit points.
(h) An infinite union of closed sets that is not closed.
(i) An infinite intersection of closed sets that is not closed.
(j) An infinite intersection of non-empty closed sets that is empty.
Transcribed Image Text:6. For each condition below, give an example of a set that satisfies that condition, or prove that one does not exits (a) An open set that is a subset of Q (b) A non-empty open set that is a subset of Q (c) A non-empty closed set that is a subset of Q (d) Two disjoints open sets whose union is R (e) Two non-empty disjoints open sets whose union is R (f) An infinite subset of R with no limit points. (g) A bounded infinite subset of R with no limit points. (h) An infinite union of closed sets that is not closed. (i) An infinite intersection of closed sets that is not closed. (j) An infinite intersection of non-empty closed sets that is empty.
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