show that every K-Cell is compact​

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Essentially Rudin proves that every k-cell is compact by assuming the opposite: that there is an open cover of a k-cell I which does not contain a finite subcover. I would like to assume {Gα} is an arbitrary open cover of I and show directly that Gα must have a finite subcover

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