Let B {(r,y, z) E R: -1< y +x² < 1, 0 < z –r² < 2} CR.%3D(a) Prove that B is a closed subset of R3. Hint: use the fact that the inverse image of aclosed set under a continuous mapping is closed.(b) Is B compact? Why or why not?

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Let B {(x,y, z) E R: -1< y +x² < 1, 0 < z – r' < 2} CR. %3D (a) Prove that B is a closed subset of R3. Hint: use the fact that the inverse image of a closed set under a continuous mapping is closed. (b) Is B compact? Why or why not?