9. Dense || Nowhere Dense set || First category || Second Category set || in Hindi | Ravina Tutoria

Hi everyone !!
We are going to study Bair's Category Theorem, but before studying this theorem we need to study some basic terms:
1. Dense Set
2. Nowhere Dense Set
3. First Category Theorem
4. Second Category Theorem.
In the next theorem we will study Bair's Category Theorem.
I hope you will clear your doubt regarding this topic.
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Hamesha Ki Tarah
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9:15 although it doesn't contain sphere of all the points but their are some points for which sphere is contained in set A, then why it's interior has Φ elements?
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