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Valerie
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For my homework, I have to find a counterexample for this: (with S being a subset of the reals.)
If P is the set of all isolated points of S, then P is a closed set.
I don't quite understand the concept of isolated points, which might be why I can't figure out a counterexample.
If P is the set of all isolated points of S, then P is a closed set.
I don't quite understand the concept of isolated points, which might be why I can't figure out a counterexample.