5. Let B= {a,b, c}. For each of the following, if possible give an example. If not possible, explain why not. (a) A 1-1 function fi : B → Z (b) An onto function f2: B- z (c) A 1-1 function f3 :Z- B (d) An onto function f4 :Z- B
5. Let B= {a,b, c}. For each of the following, if possible give an example. If not possible, explain why not. (a) A 1-1 function fi : B → Z (b) An onto function f2: B- z (c) A 1-1 function f3 :Z- B (d) An onto function f4 :Z- B
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Section1.2: Mappings
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