is a homeomorphism between the real line and open interval (-1,1).
show that f is a bijection map
show that f is a continuous map
If f a homeomorphism? Justify your answer.
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Homomorphisms, Bijection Map and Continuous Map
1) Prove that the map GIVEN BY is a homomorphism between the real line and open interval (-1,1).
2) Let be the map given by
a) show that f is a bijection map
b) show that f is a continuous map
c) If f a homomorphism? Justify your answer.
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