A nonempty proper set cannot simultaneously contain 0 (required by T₂) and exclude 0 (required by T₁). Thus T₃={∅,ℝ}, the indiscrete topology. The only closed set containing {1} is ℝ, so its closure is **ℝ, C**.
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