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how to find the pre image
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Answered by shawaman375
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Let x be an element of T(T^-1(S)). The image T(V) is defined as the set {k | k=T(v) for some v in V}. So x=T(y) where y is an element of T^-1(S). The preimage of S is the set {m | T(m) is in S}.

Answered by misscutie94
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Let x be an element of T(T^-1(S)). The image T(V) is defined as the set {k | k=T(v) for some v in V}. So x=T(y) where y is an element of T^-1(S). The preimage of S is the set {m | T(m) is in S}.

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