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Which part? One-to-one means that there's an unique element in the range for every element in the domain. That doesn't mean there are the same number of element
by ihodes 16y ago
Which part? One-to-one means that there's an unique element in the range for every element in the domain. That doesn't mean there are the same number of elements.
(EDIT: typo strike second range, replace with domain!)
(EDIT2: To reply to a reply below: it's absolutely trivial to provide the function: to prove it's true wouldn't be, at least set theoretically, which is how I'd do it.)
- dfranke 16y agoSo is the proof you're referring to actually asserting anything that isn't trivial? The identity function is one-to-one from the rationals to the reals.
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