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Let R be the unit disk with (0, 0) removed. Is (0, 0) a boundary point of R? Is R open or closed?
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1 of 3See Definition: Interior and Boundary Points
Every disk centered at (0,0) contains points in R an points not in R (the center itself), so (0,0) is a boundary point.
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