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Mathematics Analysis. 1. If the set is closure, then it is closed set. T/F explain 2....

Mathematics Analysis.

1. If the set is closure, then it is closed set. T/F explain

2. if the set is closed, does that mean it is closure?

3. if the set is open, does that mean it is open set?

4. if the set is an open set, does that mean it is open?

5. what is the relationship between closed and closure?

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