Let $A$ be a dense subset of $X$ and suppose $A$ is connected in the induced subspace topology, then $X$ is also connected

general-topology connectedness

Solution 1:

HINT: No, $A$ need not be $U\cup V$. Consider the sets $U\cap A$ and $V\cap A$.

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