Question #134762
Prove that f:R→ R defined by f(x)=x3 -5 is a bijection
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Expert's answer
2020-09-24T16:49:51-0400

f:f: \real \to \real is a bijection if and only if f(x) is an injection and is Surjective.

Injection

If f(x)=f(y)    x=yf(x) = f(y) \implies x =y then f is an injection.


x35=y35x^3-5=y^3-5x3=y3x^3=y^3x=yx=y

Therefore, f is an injection.

Surjection:

f:ABf: A \to B is Surjective if for all yBxA:F(x)=yy \in B \exists x \in A: F(x) =y


y=x35y=x^3-5x=(y+5)13x={(y+5)}^{1 \over 3}

f(x)=((y+5)13)35f(x) ={({(y+5)^{1 \over 3}})^3}-5=y+55=y+5-5=y=y

Therefore f is Surjective

Thus, since f:f: \real \to \real is both injective and Surjective, it is a bijection


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