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    1. A limit point of a set S is a point P such that every neighborhood of P contains points of S other than P. A set with no limit points is called an open set. 2. The set of natural numbers and rational numbers have no limit points because (P-e, P+e) is always a finite set. 3. A finite set S has no limit points since for any P in R, (P-e, P+e) intersects S in a finite set.

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    1. A limit point of a set S is a point P such that every neighborhood of P contains points of S other than P. A set with no limit points is called an open set. 2. The set of natural numbers and rational numbers have no limit points because (P-e, P+e) is always a finite set. 3. A finite set S has no limit points since for any P in R, (P-e, P+e) intersects S in a finite set.

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    1. A limit point of a set S is a point P such that every neighborhood of P contains points of S other than P. A set with no limit points is called an open set. 2. The set of natural numbers and rational numbers have no limit points because (P-e, P+e) is always a finite set. 3. A finite set S has no limit points since for any P in R, (P-e, P+e) intersects S in a finite set.

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