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R is equivalent

A) (0, 1)
B) (0, 1]
C) [0, 1]
D) none of these

Correct Answer:



C) [0, 1]

Description for Correct answer:
Any interval is equivalent to the set of R of real numbers.

Therefore R is equivalent to [0, 1]

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