(d) Given a function X Y show that each of the following statements are equivalent: (D)...
Would you please by so kind as to help me with some explanation as to how you came to your conclusions and your method for solving this type of problem. (c) Given a function XY show that each of the following statements are equivalent: (i) f is injective (or, one-to-one) (ii) there exists a function Y → X such that h of 1x (iii) for every pair of functions U- X , if f op f o q then p-q...
Question 13 5 pts Which of the following is true for a function f : A + B that is surjective (onto)? a. Rng(f) = B b.every element of B has a pre-image (in A) c. for every y e B, there exists 2 € A such that y = f(x) d. all of the above оа Ob OC d
Will rate immediately! Notice that the following claim is among one of the multiple steps of proving an important result: if A C and B D then A × B C × D. Claim: Let f : A → C and g : B → D be two surjective (onto) functions. Then h: A x B-> C D defined by ћ((a, b))-(f(a), g(b)) is a well-defined function that is surjective. Proof: Since f maps each a E A into f(a)...
Answer the questions in the space provided below. 1. The definition of a function f: X + Y is as a certain subset of the product X x Y. Let f: N + N be the function defined by the equation f(n) = n2. For each pair (x, y) listed below, determine whether or not (x,y) ef. a) (2,4) b) (5, 23) c) (1,1) d) (-3,9) 2. For each function defined below, state whether it is injective (one-to-one) and whether...
(e) Given the functions x 4y 4 Z show that: (i) if both f and g are injective then the composite gof is also injective. (ii) if both f and g are surjective then the composite gof is also surjective. ii) if both f and g are bijective then the composite gof is also bijective. (e) Given the functions x 4y 4 Z show that: (i) if both f and g are injective then the composite gof is also injective....
6. Given a finite set A, denote IA] as a nurnber of elements in A. Let f : X → Y be a function with |XI, Yl< oo, i.e. X, Y are finite sets. Prove the following statements a) IXIS IYİ if f is injective. b) IY1S 1X1 if f is surjective. 6. Given a finite set A, denote IA] as a nurnber of elements in A. Let f : X → Y be a function with |XI, Yl
Given the function f : {w, x, y, z} 5 with ordering w < x < y < z and f = (4, 3, 5, 4). i. Identify each of the following: domain, codomain or range, image ii. Is f one-to-one? Explain. 1 iii. Is f onto? Explain.
Let a continuously differentiable function f: Rn → R and a point x E Rn be given. For d E Rn we define Prove the following statements: (i) If f is convex and gd has a local minimum at t-0 for every d E R", then x is a minimiser of f. (ii) In general, the statement in (i) does not hold without assuming f to be convex. Hint: For) consider the function f: R2-»R given by Let a continuously...
The definition we gave for a function is a bit ambiguous. For example, what exactly is a "rule"? We can give a rigorous mathematical definition of a function. Most mathematicians don't use this on an everyday basis, but it is important to know that it exists and see it once in your life. Notice this is very closely related to the idea of the graph of a function. Definition 9. Let X and Y be sets. Let R-X × Y...
Consider the function y = x2 for x E (-7,7) . a) Show that the Fourier series of this function is n cos(nz) . b) (i) Sketch the first three partial sums on (-π, π) (ii) Sketch the function to which the series converges to on R . c) Use your Fourier series to prove that 2and1)"+1T2 12 2 2 Tu . d) Find the complex form of the Fourier series of r2. . e) Use Parseval's theorem to prove...