Suppose f : A → B is an injective function. Show that there is a function g : B → A such thatg ◦ f = idA. Here, idA : A → A is the identity function on A, i.e., the function that satisfies idA(a) = afor all a ∈ A. (Assume f is non-trivial, i.e., A ̸= ∅!)

Suppose f : A → B is an injective function. Show that there is a function g : B → A such thatg ◦ f = idA. Here, idA : A → A is the identity function on A, i.e., the function that satisfies idA(a) = afor all a ∈ A. (Assume f is non-trivial, i.e., A ̸= ∅!)

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Suppose f : A → B is an injective function. Show that there is a function g : B → A such that
g ◦ f = idA. Here, idA : A → A is the identity function on A, i.e., the function that satisfies idA(a) = a
for all a ∈ A. (Assume f is non-trivial, i.e., A ̸= ∅!)

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