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Answers To Tutorial Chapter 3

This document contains answers to exercises from a tutorial on functions in chapter 3. It includes questions on identifying functions as one-to-one, many-to-one, or many-to-many. It also provides examples of functions with specified domains and ranges, and questions evaluating if functions are one-to-one. The exercises cover topics such as function composition, inverse functions, and evaluating functions.

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Answers To Tutorial Chapter 3

This document contains answers to exercises from a tutorial on functions in chapter 3. It includes questions on identifying functions as one-to-one, many-to-one, or many-to-many. It also provides examples of functions with specified domains and ranges, and questions evaluating if functions are one-to-one. The exercises cover topics such as function composition, inverse functions, and evaluating functions.

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ANSWERS TO TUTORIAL CHAPTER 3.

EXERCISE 3.1
1. (a) one-to-one, Function,
(b) many-to-one, Function,
(c) many-to-many, Not a function
(d) one-to-many, Not a function
(e) one-to-one, Function,
(f ) many-to-one, Function,
2. (a) Function
(b) Not a function
(c) Function
(d) Function
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(f ) Function
(g) Function
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(d) 3ne-to-one
(e) Not one-to-one
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