let's see how mathematically mature you are...?
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define f(x)=d(x,A)/[d(x,A)+d(x,B)].\nThis is a continuous function f:X->[0,1] (use triangle inequality to show x->d(x,A) is continuous for a closed set A). Also f=0 on A and f=1 on B. Let C=f^(-1)[0,1/3) and D=f^(-1)(2/3,1]. Then C and D are open because inverse images of open sets under continuous functions are open.\n\nNote to Adolfo Boy: It is possible for the distance between two disjoint closed sets to be 0. Consider the x-axis and the y=1/x curve. Your argument does work for compact sets, though. The point (a,b) in your argument need not exist if the infimum is not attained.
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can't be measured.. if you're intelligent...
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how old r u  and yes.
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oh i would say around your age....
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Let me know... how old are you?
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and how old r u exactly?
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<sigh>\n\nYet again, the SAME tired question...\n\nAge is a number, and I question your mental age asking this over\n\n             and over\n\n                and over\n\n                  and over\n\n                    and over\n                                     again every other day.
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It would appear you are evenly matched if this question is any indication of your own literacy level.
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It depends on how mature and responsible you are.......
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First...how old are you?
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Of course Finite Maths
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arent you a little young for this kind of question.
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you LIKE math????\n\nit takes a special kind of person i guess....lol
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how old you are to do this thing
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u can even use calculus to find this out
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You're probably too mature for your age group!!!!
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dude... how old are you?