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y=f (x)=x/1+|x|,x belongs to R , y belongs to R

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Answered by csweet258
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Answer:

We have f(x)=1+∣x∣x;x∈R

⇒f(x)={1+xx;x≥01−xx;x≤0}

Answered by kiyakcbse
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Answer:

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Show that the function f:R→{x∈R:−1<x<1} defined by f(x)=

1+∣x∣

x

,x∈R is one to one and onto function.

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f(x)=

1−x

x

−1<x<0andf(x)=

1+x

x

,0≤x<1

now(i)f(x)=

1−x

x

−1<x<0

Let f(x

1

)=f(x

2

)

1−x

1

x

1

=

1−x

2

x

2

⇒x

1

−x

1

x

2

=x

2

−x

1

x

2

⇒x

1

=x

2

⇒f is one-one

Let y=

1−x

x

⇒y−xy=x

⇒y=x+xy

⇒y=x(1+y)

⇒x=

1+y

y

⇒∃x=

1+y

y

for all valves of y

=−1

s.t f(x)=y

⇒f(x) is onto

(ii)f(x)=

1+x

x

0≤x≤1

Let f(x

1

)=f(x

2

)

1+x

1

x

1

=

1+x

2

x

2

⇒x

1

+x

1

x

2

=x

2

+x

1

x

2

⇒x

1

=x

2

⇒ f is one -one

Let y=

1+x

x

⇒y+xy=x

⇒y=x−xy

⇒y=x(1−y)

⇒x=

1−y

y

⇒ for all values of y

=1∃x=

1−y

y

s.t f(x)=y

⇒ f is onto

hence f(x) is one-one and onto proved

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