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How do I restrict the domain and codomain of f(x) = x^2 so that it is a bijection (and its inverse is a function)?
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isnt bijection just another term for inverse function? one-to-one?
just say that x>=0 then for every value of x there is only one y and it is a strictly increasing function so for every y there is only 1 x
bijection means that function is onto and one to one
thought so; it sounded like group theory terminology to me..
I learnt this at Calculus
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Rio another solution is 0>=x
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