Sequentailly Compact and Connected

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Homework Statement



Which subset of R are both sequentially compact and connected?

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The Attempt at a Solution


The connected subsets of R are the empty set, points, and intervals.
The subsets of R that are compact are closed and bounded.

Thus, the subsets of R that are both sequentially compact and connected are closed, bounded continuous intervals. Is this correct?
 
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I'm convinced. But I don't think you need to say an interval is 'continuous'. If you mean 'without holes' isn't that automatic?
 
Yes, I see what you mean. Thank you.

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