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Given a metric space Z and F⊆X⊆Z define F is relatively closed in X. Show, F...

Given a metric space Z and F⊆X⊆Z define F is relatively closed in X. Show, F is relatively closed in X if and only if there is a closed set C⊆Z such that F=C∩X.

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