Answer to Question #211190 in Real Analysis for Dumela

Question #211190

Let f : M → Y be a homeomorphism and O an open subset of M. Explain

concisely in no more than two lines of text why f(O) is an open set

Expert's answer

Since "f(O)=(f^{-1})^{-1}(O)" is a preimage of an open subset "O\\subset M" under a continuous map "f^{-1}:Y\\to M," we conclude that "f(O)" is also open.

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Answer to Question #211190 in Real Analysis for Dumela

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