Let B and B* be bases for topologies T and T*, respectively, on a set X. Suppose that each B EB is the union of elements of B*. Show that T is coarser than T* (i.e., TCT*).

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Let B and B* be bases for topologies T and T*, respectively, on a set X. Suppose
that each B EB is the union of elements of B*. Show that T is coarser than T*
(i.е., ТСТ).
Transcribed Image Text:Let B and B* be bases for topologies T and T*, respectively, on a set X. Suppose that each B EB is the union of elements of B*. Show that T is coarser than T* (i.е., ТСТ).
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