Let \(\mathbb R\) be with the usual standard topology and let A \subsets \mathbb R\).Then A is open in \(\mathbb R\) if there exists an interval I such that I\subset A. For a,b\(\epsilon\mathbb R, I =

Let \(\mathbb R\) be with the usual standard topology and let A \subsets \mathbb R\).Then A is open in \(\mathbb R\) if there exists an interval I such that I\subset A. For a,b\(\epsilon\mathbb R, I =

—>> I = ( a, b)

I = ( a, b]

I = [ a,b]

I = [a,b)

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