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The point x on the quotient equator has two preimages. Small discs around them become four half-discs glued along their common diameter, so a neighborhood of x is the cone on a graph with two vertices joined by four edges. The Excision theorem and the local homology from a link identify
Hi​(X,X∖{x})≅Hi−1​(L),
(1)
where L is this four-edge graph. It is connected and has first Betti number 4−2+1=3. Hence
Hi​(X,X∖{x})≅{Z3,0,​i=2,i=2.​
(2)
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