Base your answers to the fill-in questions below on the following diagrams(a)ab •yde(b)bdye(c)awdyezThe diagram(s) that are bijections are:The diagram(s) that are onto isAn example of an invertible function would be:

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Elements Of Modern Algebra

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Chapter1: Fundamentals

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Base your answers to the fill-in questions below on the following diagrams (a) a b • y d e (b) b d y e (c) a w d y e z The diagram(s) that are bijections are: The diagram(s) that are onto is An example of an invertible function would be: