Let f be a function on Z+ (the set of positive integers) defined by (x, y) Ef iff y = 2x² -7 (fCZ+→ Z¹) The relation f is NOT surjective. Which of one of the following values for y provides a counterexample that can be used to prove that f is not surjective? Select one: O a.y = 1 O b. y = 25 O c. y = 12 O d.y=43
Let f be a function on Z+ (the set of positive integers) defined by (x, y) Ef iff y = 2x² -7 (fCZ+→ Z¹) The relation f is NOT surjective. Which of one of the following values for y provides a counterexample that can be used to prove that f is not surjective? Select one: O a.y = 1 O b. y = 25 O c. y = 12 O d.y=43
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