Mathematical logic and foundations Proposition
Associativity of composition
Builds on Function composition
Statement
Let , and be functions. Then
Remarks
Both sides send each to , so they are equal. Because of this law, one can write without brackets. With the identity functions, the functions from a set to itself form a monoid under composition.
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| MSC | 03E20 |
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| Uses | Function composition |
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