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Prove the following Let f : A → B then, for all D, E ⊆ A...

Prove the following

Let f : A → B then, for all D, E ⊆ A and for all G, H ⊆ B we have

f-1(G ∪ H) = f-1(G) ∪ f-1(H)

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