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1. Clearly 3.Step (i) Let us show that if a metric space (X, d) has at least two distinct cluster points (limit point) p and q, then it has a subset which is neither open nor closed. Take a sequence {x_n} approaching to (in a metric space, ¡°approaching¡± means If A is open, then the point p has an open neibourhood in A, which is impossible as the sequence x_{2n+1} is not in A but approaches to p. If A is closed, then A^c (A complement) is an open set. This is still impossible as y_{2n} is not in A^c but approaches to q in A^c. Step (ii). If the space only has at most one limit point, we discuss by cases. Case 1. No limit point. Then every point has an open neibourhood which contains only itself. Thus every single point is an open set. Because any union of open set is still open, hence arbitary subset of X is open (therefore is closed too). Case 2. The point x is the only limit point. Then every point other than x is an open set. This means that any set which excludes x is open. If a set A contains the point x, then since A^c is open so A is closed. Combining steps (i) and (ii), we prove the claim. |

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