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Is x Equivalent to y in Congruence Class Equivalence?
Homework Statement "Prove that if x is an element of [y] then [x] = [y]"- rallycar18
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- Class Equivalence
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Proving Equivalence Classes in Modular Arithmetic
Homework Statement Suppose [d], [b] \in Z sub n.- rallycar18
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- Class Equivalence Equivalence class
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Proving Injectivity: f ∘ g = f ∘ h ⇒ g = h
Then f^(-1) : Y → X is also injective.. but I don't see what I can do from that.- rallycar18
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Proving Injectivity: f ∘ g = f ∘ h ⇒ g = h
Definition of injective for If f : X → Y : For all y \in Y, there exists at most one x \in X such that f(x) = y Because f : X → Y and g, h : W → X, f ∘ g : W → X → Y and f ∘ h : W → X → Y so f ∘ g, f ∘ h : W → Y that's where I get stuck.- rallycar18
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Proving Injectivity: f ∘ g = f ∘ h ⇒ g = h
Prove that: If f : X → Y is injective, g, h : W → X, and f ∘ g = f ∘ h, then g = h.- rallycar18
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Group theory, subgroup question
Thanks, mark- i left that out. A subset A of a group (G,*) is called a subgroup if the elements of A form a group under *. * is the binary operation of the two groups.- rallycar18
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Group theory, subgroup question
Let A be a subgroup of G. If g \in G, prove that the set {g^{-1} ag ; a \in A} is also a subgroup of G. Thanks for any help.- rallycar18
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- Group Group theory Subgroup Theory
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Proving Set Theory Union in Cartesian Products
I'm not familiar..- rallycar18
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Proving Set Theory Union in Cartesian Products
Homework Statement Suppose A,B,C are sets. Prove that A× (B U C)= (AxB) U (C x A)- rallycar18
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- Set Set theory Theory Union
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