Long N. answered 09/27/16
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Because f(x) defines a constant function in (-infinity, infinity), f(x) = a (a is constant) for every x in (-infinity, infinity)
f(f(x)) = f(a)
And because of the definition of f(x) - f(x) = a (a is constant) for every x in (-infinity, infinity), we also have f(a)=a
So the number of elements are is the range of (f of f)(x) is 1. (a)