r the closed interval In that each I, contains In+1. Is it true that there exists an element that belongs to each and I,? [an, b,]. Yes, because the Nested Interval Property guarantees this. Yes, because there is always an element common to all sets. No, because the intersection of an infinte amount of sets is alwyas empty. No, because this would be saying that there's an element common to all sets, which is false.

r the closed interval In that each I, contains In+1. Is it true that there exists an element that belongs to each and I,? [an, b,]. Yes, because the Nested Interval Property guarantees this. Yes, because there is always an element common to all sets. No, because the intersection of an infinte amount of sets is alwyas empty. No, because this would be saying that there's an element common to all sets, which is false.

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Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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