Continuity of a composite function
Suppose the function is defined in the multitude X, and Y is a range of this function. Suppose the function is defined in the multitude Y. Then they say, that in the multitude X a composite function is defined. It is written as , where , or . Theorem 8. Suppose the function is continuous at the point a, and the function is continuous at the point . Then the composite function is continuous at point a. Theorem 9 (of continuity of an inverse function). Suppose the function is defined, monotonically increasing (decreasing) and continuous on some interval X. Then on the respective interval Y of the range of this function a simple inverse function exists, which is also monotonically increasing (decreasing) and continuous.
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