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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2003 / iii / Paper 18 / 5 / ii

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Apply the inverse transpose formula to ηA​, which by definition is the transpose of 1FA​. This gives εFA​FηA​=1FA​. Likewise εB​ transposes to 1GB​, so GεB​ηGB​=1GB​. Hence the triangle identities for an adjunction are
εF​Fη=1F​,GεηG​=1G​.​
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These are equalities of natural transformations; their components are exactly the two identities just proved.

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