Proposition 4.4.6. A subset A of a metric space S is closed if and only if A' C A. When we considered the set A = (0,1) in R, we observed that A' = [0, 1). Clearly A' is not contained in A, thus by Proposition 4.4.6, A = (0, 1) is not closed. For a, b €R with a

Proposition 4.4.6. A subset A of a metric space S is closed if and only if A' C A. When we considered the set A = (0,1) in R, we observed that A' = [0, 1). Clearly A' is not contained in A, thus by Proposition 4.4.6, A = (0, 1) is not closed. For a, b €R with a

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**Proposition 4.4.6.** A subset $ A $ of a metric space $ S $ is closed if and only if $ A' \subseteq A $.

When we considered the set $ A = (0, 1) $ in $ \mathbb{R} $, we observed that $ A' = [0, 1] $. Clearly $ A' $ is not contained in $ A $, thus by Proposition 4.4.6, $ A = (0, 1) $ is not closed.

*For $ a, b \in \mathbb{R} $ with $ a < b $, is $ (a, b] $ closed? Explain by appealing to Proposition 4.4.6.*

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