MATH 210 Exam 1, Fall 2011
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Math 210- Exam 1
Fall 2011
. Show that if U is open in X and A closed in X, then U — A is open in X and A — U is closed in X.
. A boundary point to S is a point that is neither interior to S nor interior to S°.
(a) Show that zp is a boundary point of S if and only if for every € > 0, N.(z) NS # oF
N.(z0) MN S&
(b) Let 89 denote the set of all boundary points of S. Show that 0S = 0S°
. Show that an upper bound u of a set S is a supremum if and only if for every € > 0 there exists s € S
such that u—€ < s.
. Show that the finite union of compact sets in a metric space X is compact. Does the same apply on
the union of infinitely many compact sets? If not, give a counter example.
. Show that the only open and closed subsets of R are ¢ and R.
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