Continuous image of a connected set is connected
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Statement
Let and be topological spaces, let be continuous and let be connected. Then is connected.
Remarks
Proof: if open sets and split , then the preimages and are open and split . Thus connectedness is a topological property. For , this gives the intermediate value theorem. For example, the circle is connected, because it is the image of under .
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