Let F:Z → Z, be a mapping defined as: F(m) = [m] for all m E Z. One of the following is false. O F is onto O Fis one-to-one O Fis homomorphism O Fis epimorphism

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Let F:Z → Z, be a mapping defined as: F(m) = [m] for all m e Z. One of the
following is false.
Fis onto
F is one-to-one
F is homomorphism
Fis epimorphism
Transcribed Image Text:Let F:Z → Z, be a mapping defined as: F(m) = [m] for all m e Z. One of the following is false. Fis onto F is one-to-one F is homomorphism Fis epimorphism
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