Let A be a non-empty set and f.g:A→A be any functions such that fOg is the identity map of A. Then O g is one-to-one g is the identity map but f is not necessarily the identity map None of these O f and g are the identity maps O g is not necessary one-to-one

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Section1.2: Mappings
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Let A be a non-empty set and f.g:A→A be any
functions such that fOg is the identity map of
A. Then *
g is one-to-one
g is the identity map but f is not
necessarily the identity map
None of these
f and g are the identity maps
g is not necessary one-to-one
Transcribed Image Text:Let A be a non-empty set and f.g:A→A be any functions such that fOg is the identity map of A. Then * g is one-to-one g is the identity map but f is not necessarily the identity map None of these f and g are the identity maps g is not necessary one-to-one
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