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Let `A=R-{2}` and `B=R-{1}` . If `f: A->B` is a mapping defined by `f(x)=(x-1)/(x-2)` , show that `f` is bijective.

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We have,
`A=R−{2}` and `B=R−{1}`
`f(x)=(x−1​)/(x−2)`
Let,
`f(x)=f(y)`
Now,
`(x−1​)/(x−2)​=(y−1​)/(y−2)`
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