Question 3.23
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a) Let x,y∈Dom(g)x,y\in\operatorname{Dom}(g)x,y∈Dom(g) such that x≠yx\ne yx=y. Then, if g(x)=g(y)g(x)=g(y)g(x)=g(y), we have
which contradicts x≠yx\ne yx=y.
b) Let bbb be any number. Let a=g(b)a=g(b)a=g(b). It then follows that
Note that we suppose that bbb is in the domain of ggg and that g(b)g(b)g(b) is in the domain of fff.
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