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The product topology has as a basis of a topology all sets U×V, where U is open in X and V is open in Y. Open sets are arbitrary unions of these rectangles. The projection maps are p(x,y)=x and q(x,y)=y. For any open U⊂X and V⊂Y,
p−1(U)=U×Y,q−1(V)=X×V.​
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These are open rectangles, including the empty case. Taking inverse images of open sets therefore proves that both projection maps are continuous functions.

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