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1. If the interval is bounded, then it is finite. Yes/No? Example Please 2. Conversely, If...

1. If the interval is bounded, then it is finite. Yes/No? Example Please

2. Conversely, If the interval is finite, then it is bounded. Yes/No Example Please or counter example if this isfalse

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