Each graph is a continuous image of (0,1] and hence connected; so is its closure. The first closure meets the vertical axis at (0,0), and the second along {0}×[−1,1]. Union with the connected vertical line therefore remains connected in both cases. **A**. Path connectedness is a different property and is not asked.
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