Theorem 5.1.8: Closed Sets, Accumulation Points, and Sequences
- A set S  R  
is closed if and only if every Cauchy sequence of elements in  
S has a limit that is contained in S. R  
is closed if and only if every Cauchy sequence of elements in  
S has a limit that is contained in S.
- Every bounded, infinite subset of R has an accumulation  
point. 
 
- If S is closed and bounded, and  
 is any sequence  
in S, then there exists a subsequence is any sequence  
in S, then there exists a subsequence of of that converges  
to an element of S. that converges  
to an element of S.
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