Abstract Algebra: Functions and Mappings
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Determine whether the following mappings represent a function: Inputs: \{2, 4, 5\}, Outputs: \{-1, 0, 4\}.
Determine whether the following mappings represent a function: Inputs: {-4, 0, 8}, Outputs: {1, 2, 5, 7}.
Determine whether the following mappings represent a function: Inputs: {-3, -2, 0, 4}, Outputs: {-7, -5, -3}.
Describe an injection from a set with elements to the set of integers, where .
Let be a mapping given by . Is injective? Explain.
List the elements of the complete inverse image under the mapping .
Prove that the function is injective.
Prove that the function is not injective.
Prove that the function is surjective from the reals to the reals.
Find the inverse of the function .