Lecture

Linear Algebra: Surjections and Bijections

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This lecture covers the concepts of surjections and bijections in linear algebra, explaining how a function can be surjective or bijective based on the relationship between its domain and codomain. The instructor discusses the conditions for a function to be surjective and demonstrates how to identify the inverse function in different scenarios.

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