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Given examples of two functions `f: N ->N" and "g: N->N`such that `gof` is onto but `f` is not onto. (Hint: Consider `f(x) = x+1 " and "g(x) = |x|`) .

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Let f:N→N
be
f(x)=x+1
and
g:N→N be
g(x)={x−1,x>11,x=1}
We will first show that f is not onto.
Checking f is not onto.
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