Let A=(1,2,3,4), B={00,01,10,11}, C={x,y,z}). = {(1,00),(2,01),(3,01),(3,10) (4,11)}. %3! 2 = {(1,x), (2,x), (3,x), (4.y)}, %3! 3 = {(1,10), (2,00), (3,01), (4,11)}, %3D 4 3 (1,у), (2,х), (3,у), (4,2)), is = {(1,00), (3,01), (4,11)}, f6 = {(1,01), (2,11), (3,01), (4,10)}, %3! Suppose g:Z → Y is a function with mappings {(x,01), (y, 10), (z,11)} then for which valid function, f; we can say gof(4) = 11? %3! O a. f5 O b. f1 O f6 O d. f4 O e. f3
Let A=(1,2,3,4), B={00,01,10,11}, C={x,y,z}). = {(1,00),(2,01),(3,01),(3,10) (4,11)}. %3! 2 = {(1,x), (2,x), (3,x), (4.y)}, %3! 3 = {(1,10), (2,00), (3,01), (4,11)}, %3D 4 3 (1,у), (2,х), (3,у), (4,2)), is = {(1,00), (3,01), (4,11)}, f6 = {(1,01), (2,11), (3,01), (4,10)}, %3! Suppose g:Z → Y is a function with mappings {(x,01), (y, 10), (z,11)} then for which valid function, f; we can say gof(4) = 11? %3! O a. f5 O b. f1 O f6 O d. f4 O e. f3
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Transcribed Image Text:Let A={1,2,3,4}, B=(00,01,10,11}, C={x,y,z}.
f1 = {(1,00),(2,01),(3,01),(3,10) (4,11)}.
f2 = {(1,x), (2,x), (3,x), (4,y)},
f3 = {(1,10), (2,00), (3,01), (4,11)},
f4 3D {(1,у), (2,х), (3у), (42)},
fs = {(1,00), (3,01), (4,11)},
f6 = {(1,01), (2,11), (3,01), (4,10)},
Suppose g:Z → Y is a function with mappings {(x,01), (y,10), (z,11)} then for which valid function, f; we can say gof(4) = 11?
O a. f5
O b. f1
O . f6
O d. f4
O e. f3
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