Define a map t: R × R → R × R by t(a, b) = (a+ b, a - b). Prove that t is a one-to-one correspondence.

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Q: Let R = - b ,be Z}and let ø : R→Z be a mapping defined by : b = a-b. a a

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Q: Let R be the relation defined on P({1, . . . , 100}) by A R B    if and only if |A ∪ B| is even.…

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Q: Let A={a,b,c,d,e}. Find a relation R on A which is symmetric and transitive but not reflexive

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Q: Determine the image of the line Im (z) = -2 under the mapping f(z)3Di(z) and describe it in words.

A: Given Imz=−2 and a mapping fz=iz¯2 We know that z=x+iy Since, Imz=−2 Hence, y=-2 Now,…

Q: Exercise 12. Let F, G: U C R2 → R' be a pair of mappings such that (F,G) = 0. Prove that (D,F, G) =…

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Q: Show that the map T : R3 -→R? given by T (x1, X2, X3) = (x1 + x2, X3) is an open map.

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Q: Compute the Jacobian of the map G(u,v) = (u² + v²,u² – v²).

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Q: 16. Let P : R" → R" and Q : R" → R™ be linear mappings. (a) Prove that S: R" → R™ defined by S(x) =…

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Q: Find the orthogonal projection of f onto g. Use the inner product in C[a, b] (f. g) = f(x)g(x) dx.…

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Q: (1) Let T: R3 → M2x2 be a linear map that is injective. Then T is also surjective.

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Q: a linear map f: EF, the followi fImf is isomorphic to Im fT = f(- (Im f)* ≈ Im fT.

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Q: Let V be an inner product space, and let T and U be linear operators on V. Then (a) (T + U)∗= T∗+ U∗…

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Q: Show that the set A = {fm,b : R → R | m # 0 and fm,b(æ) group under composition of functions. (The…

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Q: Let R be the relation on N defined by x Ry if x and y share a common factor other than 1. Determine…

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Q: Let B = {(p,q) e R² : p² + q² = 1}. (a) Show that B is NOT disconnected (b) Given that there is no…

A: Given: B=p,q∈ℝ2 : p2+q2=1. There is no continuous mapping f:B→ℝ. To prove: B is not disconnected.…

Q: Let L be the set of all lines in a plane and R be the relation in L defined asR = {(L1, L2) : L1 is…

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Q: Prove the following: Theorem. Assume that f: A → B and g: B → A are injective maps. Then there…

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Q: Determine the image of the line Im(z)= -2 under the mapping f(z)= i(z ) and describe it in words.

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Q: Let AABC and AA'B'C' be two triangles in the affine plane. Prove there is a unique affine map a such…

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Q: Let m, n E Z4 and X # Ø. (a) If m < n, define an injective map f : X™ → x". (b) Define a bijective…

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Q: Let AABC and AA'B'C' be two triangles in the affine plane. Prove there is a unique affine map a such…

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Q: Let f : [a, b] → R be a two-to-one map, i.e., for every y E Im(f), there are exactly two points a1,…

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Q: Let R = =3a ala,be Z}and let o: R→Z be a mapping defined by: b = a-b. a

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Q: Let p: GL(2, R) → R' be a homomorphism map defined by p(A) = det(A), then %3D a) Ker o = GL(2, R) b)…

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Q: (b) Every continuous map S? →T² is homotopic to the constant map.

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Q: Let T: R? → R be the projection onto the first coordinate and A = {(x,y)|x > 0 or y = 0}. Let q be…

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Q: Prove that if f is a continuous mapping of a set S (in E) into F and g is a continuous mapping of…

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Q: Let R be the relation on N defined by x R y if x and y share a common factor other than 1. Determine…

A: The relation R is defined as xRy on natural numbers Nsuch that x and y share a common factor other…

Q: (d) There exists a relation U on A so that U is symmetric and antisymmetric, but U is not…

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Q: Let A = Z+ x Z+. Define a relation R on A as follows: For all (x, y) and (z, w) in A, (r, y)R(z, w)…

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Q: Every continuous map T2 –→ S2 is homotopic to the constant map

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Q: Define a relation T on R by xT y if and only if (sin^2) x + (cos^2) y = 1. (a) Prove that T is an…

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Q: Let R be the relation defined on P({1,., 100}) by ARB if and only if |AU B| is even. s R reflexive?…

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Q: Recall that a map has an inverse if and only if the map is 1-1 and onto. Prove that an affine map A…

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Q: a Let R = b beZ}and let o: R→ Z be a mapping defined by : b |= a-b. b a

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Q: Let A = Z. Define R to be the relation where a~b if ab > 0. Then R is equivalence relation.

A: We have given the set A = { Z : the set of integers }  R= { (a,b) : a,b belongs to Z and a.b &gt;0}…

Q: Let A = Z+ x Z+. Define a relation R on A as follows: For all (r, y) and (2, w) in A, (r, y)R(z, w)…

A: Given that: A=Z+xZ+. Relation is:        For all (x, y) and (z, w) in A, (x, y)R(z, w)⇔x+w=z+y…

Q: Show that linear mapping  T : P2 (R) → R3defined by  T (ax2 + bx + c) = (a + b, a + c, b+ c), is an…

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Q: Give examples of relations R and S on Z such that  Both R and S are not equivalence relations but R…

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Q: Let f: X - Y and g : Y - X be maps between sets. Suppose that g•f is equal to the identity map idy :…

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Q: (a) Every continuous map S2 → RP² is homotopic to the constant map.

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Q: Let AC R " be a measurable set and let a € R. Using the transformation theorem , show v ( a + A ) =…

A: This is a problem of measure theory.