Q3Assume that (M,d) is a Compactmetrie Space. Show thatf: (M,d) → (y, 2) is Continousbijective then f is aandhomore morphism

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Q3 Assume that (M,d) is a Compact metrie Space. Show that : (M,d) → (ya) is Continous bjective then f is a and homore morphism