Topology Choose the correct answer Let f be a mapping from [1,+ c0[ to [1,+∞[, defined by f(x)=x+1/x. TherNone of the choicesO fis a homeomorphismf is continuous but it is not a homeomorphismO fis not continuousA property is said to be a topological property if it is preserved by

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