Example 3.2.11Let X = [0,100] x [-2, 2] with the Euclidean metric d on X and T: X→ X be definedbyb, b) = ( 2 + √a² − 8a+ 40, tan=¹ /2)- -for all (a, b) € X. Prove that T is a Banach contraction mapping with the metric d.T(a, b) =

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