3.2. Prove the Pigeonhole Principle (Example 3.19) by induction on |Y| instead of on \X}. Example 3.19. Iff:X→Y and \X| > |Y], then there are elements x , x3 € X such that x, #x2 and f(x)=f(x2).

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3.2. Prove the Pigeonhole Principle (Example 3.19) by induction on (Y| instead
of on |X].
Example 3.19. Iff:X→Y and \X| > |Y|, then there are elements x „ xz € X
such that x1 # x2 and f(x)=f(x).
Transcribed Image Text:3.2. Prove the Pigeonhole Principle (Example 3.19) by induction on (Y| instead of on |X]. Example 3.19. Iff:X→Y and \X| > |Y|, then there are elements x „ xz € X such that x1 # x2 and f(x)=f(x).
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