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Mapping a general curve onto a bijection.
ohhhhhhh. wtf. i don't get why they have put this in an assignment if they haven't even taught us it and it isn't in the textbook.- alex_vs_gmail
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Mapping a general curve onto a bijection.
LOL I'm not even sure how to do that. Ill give it a shot, in F do I swap the function around so I have an expression for x and y, then substitute in the value for x and the value for y into B... if so would it look something like this... B(F(x,y))= sqrt(1-y^2) +3*sqrt(1-x^2) +3=0 ?- alex_vs_gmail
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Mapping a general curve onto a bijection.
Homework Statement Denote the xy plane by P. Let C be some general curve in P defined by the equation f ( x , y ) = 0 where f ( x , y ) is some algebraic expression involving x and y. Verify carefully that if B : P -> P is any bijection then B( C ) is defined by the equation f ( B^-1...- alex_vs_gmail
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