Concept explainers
To find:
Answer to Problem 32E
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Calculation:
Since,
Therefore,
To find
Let’s assume the denominator to be
This value is not equal to the denominator of
Let’s assume the denominator to be
This value is not equal to the denominator of
Let’s assume the denominator to be
Since, this value is equal to the denominator of
Similarly, numerator of
Let’s assume the numerator to be
This value is not equal to the numeratorof
Let’s assume the numeratorto be
This value is not equal to the numeratorof
Let’s assume the numeratorto be
This value is not equal to the numeratorof
Let’s assume the numeratorto be
This value is not equal to the numeratorof
Let’s assume the numeratorto be
Since, this value is equal to the numeratorof
So, the function
Put
Therefore,
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