= Let En = {(x,y) = R²: x²+y² ≤ 1-n°¹}. Show that_ U%=1 En En={(x,y)=R²: x²+y² < 1}. Hint: You must show that U=1 En ¯ {(x,y)=R²: x²+y² <1} and {(x,y)=R²: x²+y² <1}CU=1 En.
= Let En = {(x,y) = R²: x²+y² ≤ 1-n°¹}. Show that_ U%=1 En En={(x,y)=R²: x²+y² < 1}. Hint: You must show that U=1 En ¯ {(x,y)=R²: x²+y² <1} and {(x,y)=R²: x²+y² <1}CU=1 En.
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