d) A set \( S \) where inf \( S \) and sups are in \( S \), but the limit point(s) arelis not:
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- The infimum (inf) and supremum (sup) of \( S \) must be elements of \( S \). - The limit point(s) of \( S \) must not be elements of \( S \). Show more…
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