Proving Subset Inclusion for Intersection of Function Images

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Homework Statement



Suppose f: A → B and that E,F are subsets of A.
Prove the following:
a) f(E \cup F) \equiv f(E) \cup f(F)
b) f(E \cap F) \subset f(E)\cap f(F)

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The Attempt at a Solution


So far I have solved the first one, but I am having trouble with the second. I have no idea where to begin.

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I don't believe b) is true..
 
Woops! Sorry I wrote it wrong. I'll change that.

BiP
 
Ok you that should just be a straight element proof then, just follow your nose, if b is in f(E∩F) then there exists an a in E∩F such f(a)=b, if a is in E∩F then a is in E and F.. and so on and so forth.
 
What does "and so on and so forth" supposed to mean? I don't understand your proof sorry. It's incomplete.

BiP
 
Bipolarity said:
It's incomplete.

Yes, because you are supposed to finish it.
 
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