Solution

ID: past-exam-of-the-mathematics-course-of-the-university-of-cambridge/2009/iii/paper-23/4/e/solution

By the canonical colimit presentation of a presheaf, write
with structure maps . Since is a 0-presentable object, the canonical map
is bijective. Every element of a set-valued colimit has a representative in some component. In particular is the image of a transformation for some , so
Thus is a retract of . The representable retract criterion from part (c), using the assumed equalisers in , now gives is representable. Only existence of the representative of is needed; no stronger uniqueness-of-factorization assertion about individual colimit injections has been assumed.

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