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How does the definition of continuous functions, 'there is always an epsilon neighbourhood of f(a) for every delta neighbourhood of a' (loosely speaking) tell that the functions have gapless graphs? - Quora
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Let's say that [math] \tau [/math] is a topology of X. Then, are all elements of [math] \tau [/math] open sets of X? - Quora
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