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Sir (0, 1) is subset of [0, 1] true.

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Sir [0,1] is dence in (0,1), As (0,1) is subset of [0,1]

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yes this was a mistake perhaps. Sometimes happens. Its ok.

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Actually it's not a mistake . He said that (0,1) is not nowhere dense which is true because (0,1) is dense in [0,1].
Vishwas sir is always right.

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Sir open interval closed interval ma lies ni kurta ?

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20.43 sir ji (0,1) ye [0,1] ka subset hota hai naa..

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Ha yahi samj ni aya

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Z' =z but u r telling empty how?

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[@manoj8412]

You are wrong when you say that (0, 1) is not a subset of [0, 1]. The open interval (0, 1) is indeed a subset of [0, 1].

[@manoj8412]

Did you realize what was the mistake? Showing that [0,1] is not dense in (0,1). Becoz acc to you then [0,1] will be dense in (0,1).??

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