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· Problem 6E.3
L^p Spaces — Sheldon Axler
Mathematics — Measure Theory · interior-union
Problem
Prove or give a counterexample: If
V
V
V
is a metric space and
U
,
W
U, W
U
,
W
are subsets of
V
V
V
, then
(
int
U
)
∪
(
int
W
)
=
int
(
U
∪
W
)
(\operatorname{int} U) \cup (\operatorname{int} W) = \operatorname{int}(U \cup W)
(
int
U
)
∪
(
int
W
)
=
int
(
U
∪
W
)
.
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