Analysis Basics

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Question

a) Prove that application defines a bijection between intervals and

Draw the graphical representations of both applications.

The inverse application is denoted by

b) Find two intervals and such that application defines a bijection from to and draw the graphical representations.

Indice

a) and b) Use the bijection's theorem. Reminder: The graphical representation of the inverse application of a bijective application is the symmetrical curve of the graphical representation of with respect to the first bisector.

Solution

a) Application has for derivative application the application which is strictly positive on interval hence function is stricly increasing from to ]

It is also continuous (it is a reference function) hence it is bijective from to

The graphical representation of the inverse application can be obtained from the one of application by symmetry with respect to the first bissector (meaning the line of equation ).

b) The derivative application of application is application which is strictly negative on interval

Application is therefore strictly decreasing from to ] it is also continuous (it is a reference function) hence it defines a bijection between these two intervals.

The graphical representation of the inverse application can be obtained from the one of application by a symmetry with respect to the first bissector (meaning the line of equation

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