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Prove the Theorem 5.5.7 - Let (X1, d1) and (X2, d2) be metric spaces and let f : X1 → X2. Then f is continuous on X1 iff f-1 (G) is an open set in X1 whenever G is an open set in X2

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Prove the Theorem 5.5.7 - Let (X₁, d₁) and (X₂, d₂) be metric spaces and let f : X₁ → X₂. Then f is continuous on X₁ iff f^-1 (G) is an open set in X₁ whenever G is an open set in X₂.

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