Math, asked by vedyamgantiwar, 2 months ago



Show by mean of a counter example that separability is not
hereditary property.

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Answered by mtarique78
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Separability and ccc are not hereditary.

Answered by SamrudhiDalvi
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So every singleton set $\{ (x, -x) \} \subset L$ where is an open set. Any dense subset of must we such that for all , i.efor all . But the set of real numbers is uncountable, and the only dense subset of is itself! Therefore is not a separable topological space and so separability is not hereditary.

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