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I have a little question that's bothering me : Suppose you have a metric space X with a dense subset A. Can we say that X is complete? I mean that if a metric space have a dense subset, is it necessarily complete? I know that the inverse is true (that every complete metric space have a dense subset) so I was wondering about it.
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