SOLUTION: give an example of three f,g, and h (none of which is a constant function) such that fog=foh, but g is not equal to h.
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Question 565931: give an example of three f,g, and h (none of which is a constant function) such that fog=foh, but g is not equal to h. Answer by richard1234(5244) (Show Source):
