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Hi CURED. I'm not 100% sure on the Close for duplicate policy, but a new one has just popped up:
https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/4231540/how-to-find-the-largest-delta#comment8790868_4231540

is a duplicate for https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/4229749/finding-delta-based-on-given-value-of-epsilon

Though the asker gets a different result.
Apologies for not being able to format the link as C1, but I don't know how to do that.
 
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02:41
@user2628206 [C1](link) without any space
@user2628206 User Monika has agreed that duplicate helps her so we can close her question as duplicate.
@JitendraSingh C1 like This?
Yup correct @user2628206
Thanks, I don't have the rep to vote close, so I will leave it to the regular CURED crew
 
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04:04
@user1729 That is a good point, it makes sense that it has no reopen votes now. I'll leave it up in case it improves.
 
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06:48
Unclear: math.stackexchange.com/q/4231668/42969 (getting contradictory results when integrating). Probably a duplicate, but difficult to know because no details are provided.
 
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08:36
Unclear IMO: math.stackexchange.com/q/4231704/42969. OP thinks that a theorem in Rudin's book is wrong, but I don't understand the reasoning.
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Q: Find the smallest equivalence relation $Q$ such that $ \ R \subset Q$

Nejc.Z$$ x\ R \ y \iff x-y \ \text{is a prime number} $$ $ \ \bullet \text{show R is not an equvalence relation}$ $ \ \bullet \text{find the smallest equivalence relation $Q$ such that}\ R \subset Q$ hint:$x\ Q\ (x+1)$ , the first point is easy, but I can't come up with a relation $Q$.

 
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11:48
Please help me to close this nonsense (it's a duplicate).
Forget about it. The OP accepted that it is a duplicate.
 
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13:18
@MartinR Rudin did not give a proof .so i was thinking that statement can be wrong by some counter-examples.Actually ,I've taken it in the wrong way.
 
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15:42
Please consider closing this PSQ (only one more close vote needed.). @Xander, feel free to read the answer to that question by a user drawn magnetically to answering PSQ.s
16:21
@amWhy Not anymore. ☺
@JoséCarlosSantos Thanks!!
@amWhy Now, you may want to close this PSQ. Again, only one more close vote is needed.
@JoséCarlosSantos Closed! Open for deletion!
@amWhy And it's gone!
16:40
@jasmine I do not have a printed copy of the book, therefore I checked it here: web.math.ucsb.edu/~agboola/teaching/2021/winter/122A/rudin.pdf. On page 123 is Theorem 6.4 with a proof.
 
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