How do you prove that this function is bijective?
f:(0,1)⟶R
f(x)=tan(π(x−1/2))
In fact I want to show that (0,1) is equivalent to R by proving that f is bijective. Using Derivative concept and the Intermediate value theorem, it's easy to prove that is bijective, but I'm not allowed to use them.
Tuesday, August 2, 2016
elementary set theory - How do you prove that this function is bijective?
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