Let (M, d) be a metric space. Let \(x\in M\). Then \(\{x\}^{c}\) is


A) open

B) closed

C) not open

D) half-open

Correct Answer:
A) open

Description for Correct answer:
\(\{ x \}^{c}\) is open

\(\{ x \}\) is closed

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