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JasonJo
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Suppose I have some subset of R, not necessarily an interval, let it be denoted as A. I have some union (might be countable, might be finite, might be uncountable) of sets where each set is an open set of A and the union of the open sets is equal to A. Can I conclude that A is open?
I am not sure because the sets are open in A, not necessarily open in R. I don't know much about A other than it is some subset of R.
Any help?
I am not sure because the sets are open in A, not necessarily open in R. I don't know much about A other than it is some subset of R.
Any help?