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A function f is said to be invertible with respect to integration over the interval (a,b] if and only if f is one-to-one and

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x + (A) f(x) = x + cos GTK) Cos (TTC) cos (-o) = coso. as so f(x) x + cos (+12) one - one check if f is lete now let x + cos(B) clearly here (0, 1) is one - one А ze 1001 (1,0) we f from graph as for fle) = f(ou) get ni = RL area shaded are a of squ(o the as is not one - one let given graph of the function for get f(x) = f (x2) 1 hence satisfy the defination. say 2 x, itSo the functions which under are invertible integration (B) (E) & (f).

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