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Author: Erwin Kreyszig
Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
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![Suppose q: X → Y is a surjective map. Show that q is a quotient map if and only if the
following condition holds: q1(E) is closed if and only if E is closed.
Proof:
First, suppose that q is a quotient map. Then, V is open in Y if and only if q¬'(V) is
open in X.
Now, E is closed if and only if E° is open if and only if q-'(E°) is open.
q-'(E°) = [q¬(E)]°
Therefore, q is onto.
E is closed if and only if [q-(E)]° is open.
Let E be closed if and only if q-(E) is closed.
If V is open then Ve is closed.
Then, q-(VC) is closed and [q-(V)]° is also closed.
Therefore, q-1(V) is open.
Hence, q is a quotient map.](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/b449e86c-4325-4629-81be-ddccdcc6fdc4/5dd567a3-a199-4e77-8c7b-0ef5889f1310/toecwxt8_thumbnail.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose q: X → Y is a surjective map. Show that q is a quotient map if and only if the
following condition holds: q1(E) is closed if and only if E is closed.
Proof:
First, suppose that q is a quotient map. Then, V is open in Y if and only if q¬'(V) is
open in X.
Now, E is closed if and only if E° is open if and only if q-'(E°) is open.
q-'(E°) = [q¬(E)]°
Therefore, q is onto.
E is closed if and only if [q-(E)]° is open.
Let E be closed if and only if q-(E) is closed.
If V is open then Ve is closed.
Then, q-(VC) is closed and [q-(V)]° is also closed.
Therefore, q-1(V) is open.
Hence, q is a quotient map.
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