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Density associated with Wasserstein geodesic

Suppose we have two absolutely continuous distribution functions $F$ and $G$ with densities $f$ and $g,$ respectively. Assuming a quadratic cost function, the Wasserstein geodesic at time $t$ is the ...
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Change of variables - Wasserstein distance

My question is how exactly the change of variable formula is applied in the second row of the equation?
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