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4. Show that the set A = {fm,b : R → R | m does not...

4. Show that the set A = {fm,b : R → R | m does not equal 0 and fm,b(x) = mx + b, m, b ∈ R} forms a group under composition of functions. (The set A is called the set of affine functions from R to R.)

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