(See Solution) S is a subset of real numbers and T is a subset of real numbers. Find a counterexample for : If S is closed, then cl (int S)
Question: S is a subset of real numbers and T is a subset of real numbers. Find a counterexample for : If S is closed, then cl (int S) =S
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