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Let R and Q be the sets of real numbers and rational numbers respectively. If `a in Q` and `fR-> R` is defined by, `f(x) =x ` when ` x in Q , a-x ` when `x` not in ` Q` then show that `fof(x)=x` for all `x in R`

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