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Every connected subset of R is an interval
The Real line R is connected
Every interval is connected
In R, intervals and only intervals are connected.
A subset E of R is connected iff E is an interval
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This theorem is explained very well... Thank you ✨

infinityskylines
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Wow, first time I understand topology, thanks alot ma'am for such wise explanation.

Sangul
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Excellent explanation.
I am a MS scholar in the CSE deapartment of IITM but I have to take real analysis course from mathematics department as it was required for my research. Trust me, the proff was not able to explain it this clearly 😅. Thanks a lot.

uditnarayan
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Thank you for explaining this theorem very well.

naziyanavas
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So easily proved!!!!
Many~many thanks!!!!

pushkarkumar
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Mam 1st theorem ma ap ny strt clouser of A intersection B lia lkin property ap NY A intersection B dono clouser wlly liye
Ksy ma'am

chandarani
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"X is a connected matric space suppose X has atleast two points then X is uncountable" Mam iska proof kayse kare?

dipsaha
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Mam agar d A closure ki boundary. Per hota toh d belong kr jaata B me or A me belong nhi karta, kya ye possible nhi h

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