Take A=ℚ in ℝ. Its boundary is all ℝ, but its interior is empty and the empty set has empty boundary, refuting **C**. A is the standard identity int(X∖A)=X∖closure(A); B is the closure property; D follows because int(A)⊆int(closure(A)).
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