Let f be a mapping from [1,+o[ to [1,+00[,defined by f(x)=x+1/x. Then *f is neither continuous nor ahomeomorphismNone of the choicesf is not continuousO fis not a homeomorphism2x – 1, r<2| 2x + 1, r>2Let f : R →R be defined by f(x) =then f-'(]4, 7[) isNone of the choices[2,3[ and f is not continuous]2,3[ and f is continuousO ]2,3] and f is not continuousLet X be an infinite set with the finite closedtopology T={S subse'_* X; X-S is finite}.Then *

First question, Fourth option is correct. Second question, Second option is correct.

Let f be a mapping from [1,+0[ to [1,+c0[, defined by f(x)=x+1/x. Then * f is neither continuous nor a homeomorphism None of the choices O fis not continuous O fis not a homeomorphism S2r – 1, z<2 | 2x +1, r22 Let f:R+R be defined by f(z) = then f-(4,7() is None of the choices [2,3[ and f is not continuous O 12,3[ and f is continuous O 12,3] and f is not continuous

Let f be a mapping from [1,+0[ to [1,+c0[, defined by f(x)=x+1/x. Then * f is neither continuous nor a homeomorphism None of the choices O fis not continuous O fis not a homeomorphism S2r – 1, z<2 | 2x +1, r22 Let f:R+R be defined by f(z) = then f-(4,7() is None of the choices [2,3[ and f is not continuous O 12,3[ and f is continuous O 12,3] and f is not continuous

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Let f be a mapping from [1,+o[ to [1,+00[,
defined by f(x)=x+1/x. Then *
f is neither continuous nor a
homeomorphism
None of the choices
f is not continuous
O fis not a homeomorphism
2x – 1, r<2
| 2x + 1, r>2
Let f : R →R be defined by f(x) =
then f-'(]4, 7[) is
None of the choices
[2,3[ and f is not continuous
]2,3[ and f is continuous
O ]2,3] and f is not continuous
Let X be an infinite set with the finite closed
topology T={S subse'_* X; X-S is finite}.
Then *

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