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Please explain step by step. 3. (a) Assume X is a separable metric space, Y is...

Please explain step by step.

3. (a) Assume X is a separable metric space, Y is any subspace of X. Prove that Y is also separable.

(b) Assume X is a compact metric space. Prove that X is separable

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