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    1. The document discusses properties of dense subsets of metric spaces, including that a dense subset intersects every non-empty open set and its complement is nowhere dense. 2. It considers cases where a set A is dense in itself or in another set B, and where the intersection of A with an open ball in B is nonempty or empty. 3. It assumes sets have certain properties, like A being dense in itself or in another set, to explore implications like finding subsets meeting certain conditions or leading to contradictions.

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    1. The document discusses properties of dense subsets of metric spaces, including that a dense subset intersects every non-empty open set and its complement is nowhere dense. 2. It considers cases where a set A is dense in itself or in another set B, and where the intersection of A with an open ball in B is nonempty or empty. 3. It assumes sets have certain properties, like A being dense in itself or in another set, to explore implications like finding subsets meeting certain conditions or leading to contradictions.

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    Casef: Smb0 O: Cses: Dpsune Thet - D en X-A X A

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    Chamod Madusha
    1. The document discusses properties of dense subsets of metric spaces, including that a dense subset intersects every non-empty open set and its complement is nowhere dense. 2. It considers cases where a set A is dense in itself or in another set B, and where the intersection of A with an open ball in B is nonempty or empty. 3. It assumes sets have certain properties, like A being dense in itself or in another set, to explore implications like finding subsets meeting certain conditions or leading to contradictions.

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