Lecture 3 - Functions, Sequences and Relations Flashcards

1
Q

Of what is a function f : X -> Y a subset?

A

X x Y

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2
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In what cases would a statement not be considered a function?

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  1. If an element in X did not map to any value in Y (domain -> codomain)
  2. If one element in X mapped to multiple elements in Y
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3
Q

How do we test to see if a statement is a function?

A

The Vertical Line Test

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4
Q

How do we test to see if a function is one to one?

A

The Horizontal Line Test

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5
Q

What does it mean for a function f from X->Y to be onto?

A

That all elements in the codomain map to an element in the domain.

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6
Q

What is a function that is both one-to-one and onto?

A

A bijection

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7
Q

What does a binary operator on a set X do?

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It associates with each ordered pair of elements in X one element in X

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8
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What does a unary operator on a set X do?

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It associates with each single element of X one element in X

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9
Q

What type of diagram shows if a statement is one-to-one, onto, or a function?

A

Arrow diagram

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