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An inverse is pretty easy to generalize, and it need not rely on multiplication or the identity. Basically: Given a function `f`, then the function `g` is the
by da_chicken 5y ago
An inverse is pretty easy to generalize, and it need not rely on multiplication or the identity.
Basically: Given a function `f`, then the function `g` is the inverse of `f` if `g(f(x)) = x`.
- topaz0 5y agoIt is easy to generalize, but it is not being generalized here.