I-y 1. Let f(r, y) Find: I+y+1 (a) f(2, 1) (b) f(1,2) (c) f(a, a) (d) f(y+1, y)

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I+y+1
(a) f(2,1)
(b) f(1,2)
(c) f(a, a)
(d) f(y+1, y)
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