Question
Find the interior and closure of the set of rationals in
with standard metric.
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The set of rationals (\mathbb{Q}) in (\mathbb{R}) with the standard metric (d(x,y) = |x-y|) is dense but has no intervals of real numbers fully contained in it. Interior: A point (q \in \mathbb{Q}) is an interior point if there exists (\epsilon > 0) such that the open interval ((q-\epsilon, q+\epsilon)) lies entirely in (\mathbb{Q}). But
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