Question 13: We suppose that {A = {a, b, c, d and {B = x, y, z, w. What is the function between these two groups known?In the following arrow diagram:abCXyZW(1) The image of each element of the set A. (2) Theimage of the function f. (3)Plotting the function f.

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Question 13: We suppose that {A = {a, b, c, d and {B = x, y, z, w. What is the function between these two groups known? In the following arrow diagram: a b C X y Z W (1) The image of each element of the set A. (2) The image of the function f. (3) Plotting the function f.