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Past exam of the options I course of the University of Oxford / 2007 / E / E2 / iv

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Choose Z=(A,TA​) and let f be the identity function on A. The composite i∘f is continuous by part (i). The stipulated universal implication therefore makes f:(A,TA​)→(A,T′) continuous. Its inverse image of any T′-open set is that set itself, so it must lie in TA​. Thus T′⊆TA​​.

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