Suppose g: IR - IR is a differentiable function with bounded derivative, Fix e> 0 , and define flx) = x+ €glx). Prove that 3 E >0 st. if e satisfies 0sɛ

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Suppose g: IR-IR is a differentiable furction with baunded derivative, Fix¢ > 0 , and
defive fim) = x+ eg(x)
Prave that 3 E >0 s.t. if e satisfies OsE < E, then f is owe -to-one .
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose g: IR-IR is a differentiable furction with baunded derivative, Fix¢ > 0 , and defive fim) = x+ eg(x) Prave that 3 E >0 s.t. if e satisfies OsE < E, then f is owe -to-one .
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