can any one tell me how an empty set is an open set?
what is the complament of the empty set?
universal set. but what's its relation with complement of the empty set?
one easy way to see that the empty set is open is to notice that the universal set is closed...and the complement of a closed set is open.
ok but can u explain that u recognised that universal set is closed?
it contains all its limit points
can u give me some examples relating to open and closed sets in order to clear my concept.
on the real line (0,1) is open [0,1] is closed (0,1] is not open or closed
set {1,2,3......} is open or closed?
are you using the reals as your universal set?
does this metter that whether i am taking real or not?
yes
how?
suppose you have the set \(A=\{1\}\) if \[U=\{1\}\] then \(A\) is both open and closed if \[U=\mathbb{R}\] then \(A\) is only closed. It is not open.
{1,2,3......} is neither open nor closed right?
it is atleast closed...but it depends on what your universal set is to get the full answer
how can u say if U={1} then A is both open and closed. i think it is closed.
it is closed, but it is also open
set can be open and closed at the same time...that are call clopen sets
{1,2,3......} is my universal set
then it is both open and closed
shouldn't it [1,infinity)? then how both?
I don't follow...how can you have \([1,\infty)\) if your universal set is \(\{1,2,3,\ldots\}\)
ok leave it. thanks for answering my questions
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