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Consider \(\textbf{R}^n\) equipped with \(|| \ ||_2\). Prove \(E\subset \textbf{R}^n\) is totally bounded iff it is bounded.
Proof: Let \(E\subset \textbf{R}^n\), assume \(E\) is totally bounded. Then \(E=\large {\cup}_{i=1}^{n}B(x_i,\epsilon)\). So \(E\subset B(x_1,max\{||x_1||,||x_2||,....,||x_n||\}+\epsilon)\) Thus E is bounded. Suppose E is bounded, Then \(\overline{E}\) is closed and bounded, and thus compact. So \(E\subset \overline{E}\) is tottaly bounded.\(_\square\)
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