Let A be a non-empty set and f.g:A-→A be any functions such that fog is the identity map of A ThenO gis the identity map but f is not necessarily the identity mapf and g are the identity mapsNone of theseg is one-to-oneg is not necessary one-to-oneWhich among the following statements is true?

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Let A be a non-empty set and f.g:A-A be any functions such that fog is the identity map of A. Then g is the identity map but f is not necessarily the identity map O f and g are the identity maps O None of these g is one-to-one g is not necessary one-to-one Which among the following staterments is true?

Let A be a non-empty set and f.g:A-A be any functions such that fog is the identity map of A. Then g is the identity map but f is not necessarily the identity map O f and g are the identity maps O None of these g is one-to-one g is not necessary one-to-one Which among the following staterments is true?

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