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Given an example of a set $S$ which is closed but not bounded and exhibit a countable open covering $F$ such that no finite subset of $F$ covers $S$.
The set of integers. Since it is a set of points, each point is closed. How would I show a countable covering.
The set of integers. Since it is a set of points, each point is closed. How would I show a countable covering.