Exercises
[0VR] Let be given a metric space \((X,d)\) and its subset \(Cβ X\) that is totally bounded, as defined in [0V3]: show that \(C\) is bounded, i.e. for every \(x_ 0β C\) we have
\[ \sup _{xβ C} d(x_ 0,x){\lt}β\quad , \]or equivalently, for every \(x_ 0β C\) there exists \(r{\gt}0\) such that \(Cβ B(x_ 0,r)\).
The opposite implication does not hold, as shown in [0VT]