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Undergrad Is √9x a Bijection from N to R?
ah okay that makes sense however the function is injective since every output is only given by one input. thank you for your help- dirtypurp
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Undergrad Is √9x a Bijection from N to R?
So what is the range? and if so the function isn't bijection then based on what you said- dirtypurp
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Undergrad Is √9x a Bijection from N to R?
Let f : N −→ R and f(x) = √ 9x The domain is all natural numbers: {0, 1, 2, 3, ...} The codomain is all real numbers. The range i believe is [0, +infinity) I believe that although the above is a function since every input of x provides a output that fits in our codomain. I also believe that...- dirtypurp
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Undergrad Deciding if a statement is true or false regarding null sets/elements
With that being said - did i seem to get them all right from the previous response?- dirtypurp
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Undergrad Deciding if a statement is true or false regarding null sets/elements
So a empty set is a subset of any set making d true. For e since its asking if the empty set element can be found in {φ, {φ}} as the set does indeed contain a empty set. making it true as well.- dirtypurp
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Undergrad Deciding if a statement is true or false regarding null sets/elements
Can you clarify which one?- dirtypurp
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Undergrad Deciding if a statement is true or false regarding null sets/elements
Yes I tried learning it again last night and I have gotten F, T, T, T, T, F.- dirtypurp
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Undergrad Deciding if a statement is true or false regarding null sets/elements
So far I have determined that first two statements are true but really need help on understanding proper logic as I don't think I am doing it right. 1 State whether the following are True or False a.) {{φ}} ∈ {{φ}, {φ}} b.) {φ} ∈ {{φ}, {φ}} c.) {{φ}} ⊆ {φ, {φ}} d.) φ ⊆ {φ, {φ}} e.) φ ∈...- dirtypurp
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