I have the following problem:
Let $(X,\tau)$ be a topological space and $(Y,\tau_y)$ be its subspace, that is $Y\subset X$ and $\tau_y=\{\;A\;\cap\;Y\mid A\in\tau\;\}$. Let also $F\subset Y$ and $H\subset X$, where $H$ is closed in $X$. Show that $F=Y\;\cap\;H$ if and only if $F$ is closed in $Y$.
I solved this problem by assuming that if $F$ is closed then $F=Y\;\cap\;H$, where $H$ is closed in $X$, but I got stuck proving this in the other direction, that is showing that if $F=Y\;\cap\;H$ then $F$ is closed in $Y$.
I tried to do something like this:
Assumption: $F=Y\;\cap\;H$, where $H$ is closed in $X$. If $H$ is closed in $X$ then $X\;\setminus\;H$ is open in $X$ and then $X\;\setminus\;H \in \tau$ which means that $B = (X\;\setminus\;H)\;\cap\;Y\in \tau_y$.
How should I proceed now? Should I investigate the set $B$ now more or what?