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Proof of Closed Sets: Cluster Points & Int. Pts
@earlh the only definition I have is A is closed if A compliment is open- ckr21
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Proof of Closed Sets: Cluster Points & Int. Pts
So if I prove that Ec is open \Rightarrow E contains its cluster points, then I proved one way of this proof since it is a iff Have you proved this yet? Did you figure out how to do the other half of the problem? No i still haven't I have to figure it out by tomorrow...I had to...- ckr21
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Proof of Closed Sets: Cluster Points & Int. Pts
ok how you explained cluster point to me helps a little bit. Yeah topology is very difficult and i don't think i like it...- ckr21
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Proof of Closed Sets: Cluster Points & Int. Pts
How can it be of and not in...the wording to me just doesn't make sense, this whole subject does not make sense to me. its not logical to me.- ckr21
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Proof of Closed Sets: Cluster Points & Int. Pts
I don't understand than. Oh well thanks for trying- ckr21
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Proof of Closed Sets: Cluster Points & Int. Pts
If there is one cluster point in Ec I think it could be open but not all cluster points. Ummm, but you said a cluster point in E also in Ec, how could it be in both. I have a hard time understanding all of this to begin with sorry if my reasoning and questions do not make since. The...- ckr21
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Proof of Closed Sets: Cluster Points & Int. Pts
[b]1. Prove that a set is closed if and only if it contains all of its cluster points. [b]2. Can I use part of the Lemma here that states: Every interior point of A is a Cluster point. Also what exactly is the definition of a closed set other than a set is closed if its compliment is...- ckr21
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