ok for the term "relation".
but in my proof, i used only the fact f(x) (or r(x) if you like) is unique. not bijection.
ok for the term "relation".
but in my proof, i used only the fact f(x) (or r(x) if you like) is unique. not bijection.
• your (2) means f is bijection function. 1 to 1 and onto. -jinjing- ♀ (78 bytes) () 06/01/2011 postreply 09:03:44
• 回複:your (2) means f is bijection function. 1 to 1 and onto. -15少- ♂ (47 bytes) () 06/01/2011 postreply 09:19:59
• If f is linear, OK. But we can't say nonlinear f is impossible b -jinjing- ♀ (45 bytes) () 06/01/2011 postreply 11:41:54
• you said yourself "for any f, no solution" -15少- ♂ (41 bytes) () 06/01/2011 postreply 13:14:55
• 回複:you said yourself "for any f, no solution" -jinjing- ♀ (55 bytes) () 06/01/2011 postreply 14:28:17
• is there anything wrong in my demonstration 1) to 6)? -15少- ♂ (0 bytes) () 06/01/2011 postreply 15:06:40
• your answer is not math answer, I do this Q, I hope you can see. -jinjing- ♀ (191 bytes) () 06/02/2011 postreply 10:07:19
• MY answer is MY math answer. -15少- ♂ (299 bytes) () 06/02/2011 postreply 12:41:02
• I like the people who like Math. Let me tell you the detail. -jinjing- ♀ (177 bytes) () 06/02/2011 postreply 15:51:05
• 回複:I like math, not myth nor mystification -15少- ♂ (266 bytes) () 06/02/2011 postreply 17:24:06
• You at first you don't think f(N1)=N2,so,I ,,,,your deduce prove -jinjing- ♀ (164 bytes) () 06/02/2011 postreply 18:23:04
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