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Exercise 4.1. Let F : R² → R² be the map defined by F (;) = () for any () E R². Describe the image by F of the points lying on the unit circle centered at 0, i.e. {;) e R² | x² + y? = 1}.

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Exercise 4.1. Let F : R² → R² be the map defined by F (G)
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R² | x² + y² = 1}.
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