Indicate whether the two functions are equal.
If the two functions are not equal, then give an element of the domain on which the two functions have different values.
f:Z→Z, where f(x)=x+y
g:Z→Z, where g(x)=x+y
Explanation:
Using triangle inequality
x+y<x+y⇒f(x)<g(x)⇒f(x)≠g(x)
Therefore, the function f is not equal to function g in the domain -∞, ∞.
Indicate whether the two functions are equal. If the two functions are not equal, then give an element of the domain on which the two functions have different values.
f:Z→Z, where f(x)=x3
g:Z→Z, where g(x)=x3
Give an example of two functions f:N→Z and g:Z→Z such that gof is injective but g is not injective.