ANSWER:
If α and β are transformations, then βα is a transformation. In other words we have to prove that, " The product of two transformations is itself a transformation ".
Proof :
Let α and β be two transformations.
Since for every point C there is a point B such that α(B) = C and for every point B there is a point A such that α(A) = B, then for every point C there is a point A such that βα(A) = β(α(A)) = β(B) = C.
So βα is an onto mapping.
Also, βα is one-to-one, as the following argument shows.
Suppose βα(P) = βα(Q). Then β(α(P)) = β(α(Q)) by the definition of βα. So α(P) = α(Q) since β is one-to-one.
Then P = Q as α is one-to-one.
Therefore, βα is both one-to-one and onto.
Q.E.D.
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