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ISBN: 9780134689517

Author: Munkres, James R.

Publisher: Pearson,

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Chapter 4.32, Problem 7E

Which of the following spaces are completely normal? Justify your answers.

(a) A subspace of a completely normal space.

(b) The product of two completely normal spaces.

(d) A metrizable space.

(e) A compact Hausdorff space.

(f) A regular space with a countable basis.

(g) The space ℝ l .

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