Let f: A→B be a function. Prove or disprove the equivalence: (a) f is injective (b) If C is any set and g_1: C→A and g_2: C→A are any two functions, then f ⚪︎g_1=f ⚪︎g_2 implies g_1=g_2

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Let f: A→B be a function. Prove or disprove the equivalence: (a) f is injective (b) If C is any set and g_1: C→A and g_2: C→A are any two functions, then f ⚪︎g_1=f ⚪︎g_2 implies g_1=g_2
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