Limit Points and Closure (Topological Spaces)

This is the fifth lesson in our study of Topology I.
This video talks about limit points of topological spaces and also closure.
There are several examples discussed to make it easy to understand.
Thank you
You can find the previous lesson here
• Explanation and proofs...

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Thank you for very good video. It is confusing to hear "e" while you are talking about element labeled "a" on the screen

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[@catalinoquintero7897]

Question: When you were finding the closed sets, {a,b,e} and {b,e} are not closed because they are not open, right? In other words, {a,b,e} and {b,e} are not closed because they are not in T.