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- The problem I’ve attempted is number 12 in the attached thumbnails. Also included a bit above the problem statement is the relevant definition (i.e. that of a functional graph). My proof is also attached.
My only qualm is that the statement “Let G be a functional graph” never came into play in my proof, although I believe it to be otherwise consistent. Can someone take a look and let me know if I missed something, please? Or is there another reason to include that piece of information?