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Mathematics, 13.07.2019 17:10, gladyscasper44

Let f : a + b be a function. (a) let w, z ca. prove that f[wu2] = f[w] uf[z]. (b) let x, y cb. prove that f-'[xny] = f-'[x] nf-'[y].

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