Let f: A→ X X Y be defined as f (a) = (f₁ (a). f2 (a)) each a ≤ A, Then f is continuous if and only if the Hous

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Let f : A → X × Y be defined as f (a) = (ƒ₁ (a). ƒ2 (a)) each a ¤ A, Then f is continuous if and only if the functions f₁: A→X and ƒ2: A → X are
continuous.
Transcribed Image Text:Let f : A → X × Y be defined as f (a) = (ƒ₁ (a). ƒ2 (a)) each a ¤ A, Then f is continuous if and only if the functions f₁: A→X and ƒ2: A → X are continuous.
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