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    1. Define a limit point and boundary point for sets in the complex plane. A limit point is an interior point of the closure of the set, while a boundary point is either a limit point or an isolated point of the set. 2. Give an example of a set with a limit point but no boundary points, and a set with a boundary point that is not a limit point. The first set is the open unit disk, and the second set is the integers. 3. Determine whether certain points are limit points, boundary points, interior points, or isolated points for specific sets in the complex plane. Some points satisfy multiple properties while others satisfy only one.

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    1. Define a limit point and boundary point for sets in the complex plane. A limit point is an interior point of the closure of the set, while a boundary point is either a limit point or an isolated point of the set. 2. Give an example of a set with a limit point but no boundary points, and a set with a boundary point that is not a limit point. The first set is the open unit disk, and the second set is the integers. 3. Determine whether certain points are limit points, boundary points, interior points, or isolated points for specific sets in the complex plane. Some points satisfy multiple properties while others satisfy only one.

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    1. Define a limit point and boundary point for sets in the complex plane. A limit point is an interior point of the closure of the set, while a boundary point is either a limit point or an isolated point of the set. 2. Give an example of a set with a limit point but no boundary points, and a set with a boundary point that is not a limit point. The first set is the open unit disk, and the second set is the integers. 3. Determine whether certain points are limit points, boundary points, interior points, or isolated points for specific sets in the complex plane. Some points satisfy multiple properties while others satisfy only one.

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