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Every open set of the subspace is A∩U for some U∈T. Since f takes values in A,
f−1(A∩U)=(i∘f)−1(U).
(1)
The right side is open in Z by the assumed continuity of the composition. Hence preimages of every TA​-open set are open, proving f:Z→(A,TA​) is continuous.

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