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#6.2 a) Let f : I → I be a differentiable function. x be a point in 1, and k be a natural number. Prove that Hint: Use the chain rule and mathematical induction. b) Let {pi,P2,... ,Pn) be the orbit of a periodic point with pe- riod n. Use part (a) to prove p1 is an attracting hyperbolic peri- odic point if and only if If (p) f(p2).....f (Pn) <1. State andd prove a similar statement for repelling hyperbolic periodic points. c) Let p be a periodic point with prime period k, and let q be in the orbit of p. That is, suppose that q = fn (p) for some n. Prove that (fk),(p) = (fk),(q)

a and b are answered so they can be used to solve c (solve only c)

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Soloton Let p be pewods pont t prime peviod t, and tet fr(p):1, Ik(9): 1 Thon and

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