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SOLVED: Q4: a) Define compact, sequentially compact, and countably compact. Discuss the compactness and sequential compactness of the following subspaces of R2. 1) (x, 25/211 < x < 2 2) (x, sin(x-15)/1 <
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SOLVED: Compactness and sequential compactness. Let X = [0,1] × [0,2π] equipped with the product topology. It shows that X is compact, but not sequentially compact. PROVE THAT X is compact, but
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