Real Numbers: Absolute Value and Density

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This lecture covers the concepts of absolute value, density of rationals in real numbers, and the topology of the real line. It explains the properties of absolute value, the density of irrational numbers in real numbers, and the openness and closedness of sets in the real line.

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