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Let xEn/n be an irrational number. For each rational number yEn define... Let be the collection of all these open balls of n. Is α an open cover for n and/or n ? Does there exist a finite subcover of α for n and/or n?
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Let xEn/n be an irrational number. For each rational number yEn define... Let be the collection of all these open balls of n. Is α an open cover for n and/or n ? Does there exist a finite subcover of α for n and/or n?
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Let xEn/n be an irrational number. For each rational number yEn define... Let be the collection of all these open balls of n. Is α an open cover for n and/or n ? Does there exist a finite subcover of α for n and/or n?
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