Null Space: What is the Range?

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  If T^2 = 0, it means that for any v in V 0 = T^2v = T(Tv) that is any vector in the range of T belongs also to the null space of T. Therefore we conclude that the range of T is a subspace of the null space of T.

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  Since fg is homotopic to id_X, and being homotopic is an equivalence relation and hence is symmetric, we have that id_X is homotopic to fg. But the range of fg is the range of f, and is just {p}, so fg is a constant map.

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