Question 2: by defining the homeomorphism, make a proof of the following theorem let F: (X, t) -- (Y,V) be a defined bijective function over topological spaces. In this case : a) the function f is a...

Question 2: by defining the homeomorphism, make a<br>proof of the following theorem<br>let F: (X, t) -- (Y,V) be a defined bijective function over<br>topological spaces. In this case<br>:<br>a) the function f is a homeomorphism.<br>b) F function is open and continuous,<br>c) F function is closed and continuous.<br>d) for A CX, F(A) = F(A)<br>

Extracted text: Question 2: by defining the homeomorphism, make a proof of the following theorem let F: (X, t) -- (Y,V) be a defined bijective function over topological spaces. In this case : a) the function f is a homeomorphism. b) F function is open and continuous, c) F function is closed and continuous. d) for A CX, F(A) = F(A)

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Question 2: by defining the homeomorphism, make a proof of the following theorem let F: (X, t) -- (Y,V) be a defined bijective function over topological spaces. In this case : a) the function f is a...

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