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Standard XII
Mathematics
Inequalities of Integrals
23. Prove tha...
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23. Prove that f:R>R defined as f(x) = x+4x+5 is one one
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prove that function "f" defined as
f
:
R
−
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−
2
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→
R
−
1
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f
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x
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=
x
x
+
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is one - one and onto. Also find
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Prove that the function
f
:
R
→
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be defined by
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is not one one.
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f
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→
R
is defined as
f
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x
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=
2
x
+
|
x
|
then
f
(
2
x
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−
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Show that the function
f
:
R
→
R
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x
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=
x
2
, is not one-one.
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Prove that the function
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