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15.1. Which of the following spaces are Hausdorff: (1) a discrete space; an indiscrete space; (2) (3) the arrow; (4) RT (5) ?The space of Problem 2.1 is the arrow. We denote the space of Prob- lem 2.3 (1) by V. It is a sort of toy space made of 4 poi[22] Simplest Examples A discrete topological space is a set with the topological structure con- sisting of all subsets. 2.A2.B. This is a topological structure, is it not? the arrau Here are slightly less trivial examples. 2.1. Let X be the ray [0,

IS al algebraic equation in C The other spaces are path-connected. 15.1 Only the discrete space is Hausdorff (and, formally,

Hello, I am trying to solve problem 15.1 which is shown in the first image. I attached extra images that explain what an arrow mean in the question and what the 4 dot symbol mean. The RT1 is the separation axiom 1. I also attached what is meant by a discrete and indiscrete space. The last image give the answer from the book, but I need an explanation. this problem is from "Elementary topology problem textbook". Please have clear hand writing and I appreciate your time.

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