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Give an example for each of the following. Justify your answers. i) an infinite subset of...

Give an example for each of the following. Justify your answers.

i) an infinite subset of E1 with no cluster points. (consider Z)

ii) a complete metric space that is bounded but not compact (hint: consider the trivial metric space (S,d) with S being an infinite set).

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