Which one of the following statements is true? * O A subspace of an indiscrete space is not necessarily indiscrete O Every subspace of an indiscrete space is indiscrete A subspace of a discrete space is indiscrete A subspace of an indiscrete space is a discrete space

Which one of the following statements is true? * O A subspace of an indiscrete space is not necessarily indiscrete O Every subspace of an indiscrete space is indiscrete A subspace of a discrete space is indiscrete A subspace of an indiscrete space is a discrete space

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Which one of the following statements is true? *
O A subspace of an indiscrete space is not necessarily indiscrete
O Every subspace of an indiscrete space is indiscrete
A subspace of a discrete space is indiscrete
O A subspace of an indiscrete space is a discrete space
Let R be equipped with the Euclidean topology T and let Y -[10,20].
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