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Mathematics, 28.01.2020 03:31 maddyr04

The question is:
f(x)=
show that (f·)(a)=a=(·f)(a) for any a in the respective domains.

can somebody explain the question to me? i'm not even sure what it means. what are respective domains? ?

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