Prove that the interior and closure of a convex set $K \subset \mathbb{R}^n$ are convex.

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I have read individual proofs of the interior and closure of a convex set but hoping to use one to prove the other. I want to use points on the boundary of $K$ to say that every line segment with endpoints $a,b\in int(K)$ is already contained on a line segment with end points $c,d\in bd(K)$.

Am I trying to simplify too much or can this be done? Also trying to use the proper notation since I struggle to turn sentences into the correct mathematical notation.