Prove that a retraction is a quotient map

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Homework Statement



As in title.

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Described in my attempt.

The Attempt at a Solution



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Where do I go from here? I need to show that those 2 unioned sets are open in A. I'm not seeing it
 
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Wait ... hang on ... I think I might have it.

I know that (r^(-1) (U) ⋂ A) is open in A if we mean with respect to the subspace topology, since it is the intersection of an open set r^(-1) (U) of X with A. Not sure about the other unioned set though. Thoughts?
 
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