Let f: (N, d) - (N, d), where dis the usual metric anddi is the discrete metric, defined f as f (x) =r, then f is continuousO TrueO False

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Let f: (N,d) (N, d), where d is the usual metric and di is the discrete metric, defined f as f (x) =x, then f is continuous O True O False

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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