#functions

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cursive grove
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How to proceed?

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dark relic
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Find a function f that is injective but not surjective

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@cursive grove

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You will be able to construct a g such that g o f=I_d

cursive grove
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Or do I supposed to know these words?

dark relic
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Do you know what a one to one function is ?

cursive grove
dark relic
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But it won’t have a right inverse

cursive grove
cursive grove
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What about f(0)=0, and other than that f is not defined?

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and g(x) can be x

dark relic
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Take for example a one to one function that only has positive images

cursive grove
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@dark relic Is image a set of f(x)?

dark relic
cursive grove
dark relic
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Yeah

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I may not have expressed myself that well but I hope you understand what I mean now

cursive grove
dark relic
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Like I said if you want g o f=I (I is the identity function) then f must be defined for any x

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It can’t be defined for only certain points

cursive grove
dark relic
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Oh so you mean f(x)=x for a certain x

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Not for all

cursive grove
dark relic
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Oh okay I misunderstood my bad

cursive grove
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I’m not saying they are equal

dark relic
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You literally mean that the image of x is f(x)

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Yes indeed

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The idea is that is f is a one to one but not onto function then you will be able to to construct a left inverse g by for example setting g(y)=x if y=f(x) for some x in R and g(y)=y if y is not in the image of f (ie there is no x such that y=f(x), which exists because f is not onto)

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In that case you indeed have g o f=I but there will be no h such that f o h=I

dark relic
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try to explicitly find an example

cursive grove
dark relic
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take f(x)=e^x, it’s positive for all x it’s one to one but not onto

cursive grove
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Indeed. Thanks for helping.

dark relic
gray grove
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F(x) = 0

hazy swiftBOT
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@cursive grove

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cursive grove
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+close

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