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Take the unit circle X=R/Z with its Borel sigma-algebra and normalized Lebesgue measure, and let
T(x)=2x(mod1).
(1)
This is the doubling map. Its two inverse branches halve length, so Lebesgue invariance of the doubling map gives μ(T−1A)=μ(A). Moreover
T−1{x}={2x​,2x+1​}and hence∣T−1{x}∣=2​
(2)
for every point of the circle.

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