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let f be a function from z+ to z+ where z+ is the set of...
Mathematics, 28.01.2020 04:31 chocolate4550
Iwill whoever gets this right
let f be a function from z+ to z+ where z+ is the set of positive integers, such that f satisfies these two conditions:
(1) f(n+1) > f(n); that is, f is strictly increasing
and
(2) f(n+f(m)) = f(n)+m+1
find all values of f (2003)
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