Proving Topology Continuity for F: X x Y -> Z in Separate Variables

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Let F: X x Y -> Z. We say that F is continuous in each variable separately if for each y0 in Y, the map h: X-> Z defined by h(X)= F( x x y0) is continuous, and for each x0 in X, the map k: Y-> Z defined by k(y) =F(x0 x y) is continuous. Show that if F is continuous, then F is continuous in each variable separately.

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