Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry
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![X be a topology space show that H is open iff no limit point of His in H.
5/a/ Let (X,T) be a first countable space show that there exists a monotone
decreasing local base at every point of X.
of first countable space is hereditary property.](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/bcbf438e-aac6-4b53-bdd8-75e47699269d/47a351ac-43dc-4799-aadc-cfdfd6e24ccf/z16y4gb_thumbnail.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:X be a topology space show that H is open iff no limit point of His in H.
5/a/ Let (X,T) be a first countable space show that there exists a monotone
decreasing local base at every point of X.
of first countable space is hereditary property.
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