Lecture
Proof of Surjectivity
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This lecture covers the proof of surjectivity, demonstrating the existence of connections between elements through arcs and the relationship between different laces based on xo, aiming at b. The instructor explains the process step by step, emphasizing the significance of each element in the proof.
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