Assume that f : (e)R is

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Assume that f: (e) R is
a coordinate function for the straight line (e). Prove that if h : (e) → R is any coordinate
function for (l), then there must exist a constant C such that either h(P)
f(P) + C,
VP E (), or h(P) = -f(P)+ C, VP € (t).
Transcribed Image Text:Assume that f: (e) R is a coordinate function for the straight line (e). Prove that if h : (e) → R is any coordinate function for (l), then there must exist a constant C such that either h(P) f(P) + C, VP E (), or h(P) = -f(P)+ C, VP € (t).
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