Connectedness of subsets of connected closures

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The discussion centers on proving that a set A is connected given that E is a connected subset of Rn, A is a subset of the closure of E, and the closure of E is also connected. The key argument involves demonstrating that the union of E and its limit points retains the property of connectedness. This conclusion relies on established topological principles regarding connected sets and their closures.

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Can anyone help?

Given a set E in Rn is connected and E is a subset of A and A is a subset of E closure, and E closure is also connected, prove that A is connected.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!
 
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not 100%, but could you try and show the union of E a limit point of E is connected?
 

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