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Nayeem, I'm going to give you the trick and let you try to apply it. And I'm certainly not going to show you the work! Trick: don't assume that the functions have every "nice" property you know of. They may be non-continuous, or not 1-1. For instance, the function $x -> x^2$ maps the open interval (-1,1) onto the half-open interval [0,1), but it gets away with this by not being 1-1. God Hunting! A second trick is that you might need to express the function in a piecewise fashion. Harley | ||||||||||||
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