Q1. Let X = {m, n, p, q}, {ø, X, {p}, {m, n}, {p, q}, {m, n, p}, {q}}and Y = {a, b, c}, F = {ó,Y, {a, b}, {c}}Define f : (X, T) → (Y, F) byf (m) = a, f(n) = b, f(p)Is fa continuous function?Is f an open function?= c, f(q) = c.{ó, X, {c}, {m, n}, {a, b, c, d}, {c, m, n}}.{а, b, c, d, m, п}, т %3D{b, с, т} с X.(a) Is X a connected space? Why?(b) Is X a pathwise connected space? Justify your answer.Q2. Let Xand Y =Q3. Let A = {(x, y), 4x? + 9y² < 36} C R²Is A connected? pathwise connected? Justify your answer.Q4. Let X = {m, n, p, q},T =and Y = {a, b, c, d}, F =Given the mapping f : (X,T) → (Y, F) by{d, X, {p}, {m, n}, {m,n, p}}{ø, X, {d}, {a, b}, {a, b, d}}f(m) == a, f(n) = b, f(p) = d, f(q)= c.Is fa bijection?Is fa continuous mapping?Is f an open mapping?Is fa homeomorphism ?What you can say about the topological spaces (X,T) and (Y, F).( Show the details of your answers).Q5. Prove that the circle {(x, y), x² + y² = 1} isnot homeomorphic to the interval [-1, 1].Q6. Given M =(a) Determine dM and ÔM.(b) Is M connected? Pathwise connected? Justify.(c) Let N = {(x, y), x² + y² < 4}.Is N = M ? prove your answer.{(x, y), 1 < x² + y? < 4} c R².1

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Q1. Let X = {m, n, p, q}, {ó, X, {p}, {m, n}, {p, q}, {m, n, p}, {q}} and Y = {a, b, c}, F = {6, Y, {a, b}, {c}} Define f : (X, 7) → (Y, F) by f(m) = a, f(n) = b, f(p) = c, f(q) = c. Is fa continuous function? Is f an open function?

Q1. Let X = {m, n, p, q}, {ó, X, {p}, {m, n}, {p, q}, {m, n, p}, {q}} and Y = {a, b, c}, F = {6, Y, {a, b}, {c}} Define f : (X, 7) → (Y, F) by f(m) = a, f(n) = b, f(p) = c, f(q) = c. Is fa continuous function? Is f an open function?

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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