Prove that topological equivalence is an equivalence relatio

Prove that topological equivalence is an equivalence relation for metric spaces.

Solution

Suppose that d1 and d2 are topologically equivalent, and that f is continuous from (X, d1) to (Y, dY ). Then , for every open set U in (Y, dY ), f 1 (U) is open in (X, d1). Since d1 and d2 are topologically equivalent, f 1 (U) is also open in (X, d2), so that f is continuous from (X, d2) to (Y, dY ). Conversely, suppose that f continuous from (X, d1) to (Y, dY ) implies f continuous from (X, d2) to (Y, dY ). Since this does not depend on f or Y , we are free to choose the image space as (X, d1) and the function from X to X as the identity function. Then for any open set U in (X, d1), f 1 (U) = U is open in both (X, d1) and (X, d2), and d1 and d2 are topologically equivalent

 Prove that topological equivalence is an equivalence relation for metric spaces.SolutionSuppose that d1 and d2 are topologically equivalent, and that f is cont

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