*7. Let (x, d) be a metric space. If A C X and e > 0, let U (A, €) be the e- neighborhood of A. Let H be the collection

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*7. Let (x, d) be a metric space. If A C X and e > 0, let U (A, €) be the e- neighborhood of A. Let H be the collection

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7 Let X D Be A Metric Space If A C X And E 0 Let U A Be The E Neighborhood Of A Let H Be The Collection 1
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Show that D is a metric on H; it is called the Hausdorff
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*7. Let (x, d) be a metric space. If A C X and e > 0, let U (A, €) be the e- neighborhood of A. Let H be the collection of all (nonempty) closed, bounded subsets of X. If A, B E H, define D(A, B) = inf{e | A CU(B, e) and B CU(A, €)).
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