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I have become relatively familiar with most commands and what-not however I CANNOT seem to actually troubleshoot these darn "underfull" messages. If anyone can look at this bit of text and help me begin to understand these warnings I would greatly appreciate it.

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    \indent\textbf{Identity Law:}\\
    If $\alpha$:A$\rightarrow$B, then\\
    I$_B\circ\alpha$=$\alpha$ and $\alpha$ $\circ$ I$_A$=$\alpha$\\
    \indent\textbf{One-to-One \& Onto functions (\& Bijections):}\\
    We say that $\alpha:A\rightarrow B$ is \textbf{1-to-1}(injective) $\iff\alpha$(a$_1$)=$\alpha$(a$_2$)$\Rightarrow$(a$_1$)=(a$_2$)\\
    \\We say that $\alpha$:A$\rightarrow$B is \textbf{onto} (surjective) if for each element in the codomain B $\exists a \in A$ such that $\alpha$(a)=b.\\
    \textbf{Bijection:} $\alpha$:A$\rightarrow$B is both 1-to-1 \& onto.\\
    \textbf{\underline{Theorem:}} A map $\alpha$:A$\rightarrow$B is a bijection if and only if there exists a map $\beta$:B$\rightarrow$A such that $\beta\alpha$=I$_A$ and $\alpha\beta$=I$_B$.\\
    \textbf{Remark:} In this event, the function $\beta$ is unique.
    \textbf{Proof:}
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        Suppose B':B$\rightarrow$A is another such function.\\
        Then: B'=I$_A\circ$B'=$\beta$($\alpha$B')=$\beta\circ$I$_B$=$\beta$\\
        \textbf{Notation:} we denote the unique function $\beta$ in the theorem by a$^{-1}$, called the inverse of the bijection of $\alpha$.\\
        $\alpha^{-1}\alpha$=I$_A$ \& $\alpha\alpha^{-1}$=I$_B\square$\\
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