Sets, Relations, and Functions

Bijective function

Introduction  The bijective function can also be referred to as a one-to-one corresponding function or a bijection, depending on the context. One-to-one function (also known as injection function) and one-to-one correspondence are two entirely separate concepts. Consequently, we should not be perplexed by these. It will be known as a bijection function if and only […]

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Binary operation

A binary operation is a function f (x, y) that is applied to two members of the same set S to produce a result that is also an element of the set S. Addition of integers, multiplication of whole numbers, and other binary operations are examples. A binary operation is a rule that is applied

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Closure Property

Closure property can be described as the completion of a collection of numbers using arithmetic operations. In other words, the operation is called closed when it is performed on any two numbers from the set and the result obtained is the number from the set itself. Depending on the operation, a set has or does

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CO-DOMAIN AND RANGE

A function connects an input to a result. However, not all input values and output values must work. Consider a function that only works with positive numbers or only returns natural numbers. The phrases domain, range, and codomain are used to more precisely explain the types and values of a function’s input and output. It’s

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Codomain of Relations

A function is what relates an input with the output. It relates the individual elements of a set to the individual elements of another set. Functions are the fundamental concept in Mathematics. We apply it almost everywhere. These functions play a vital role in the modelling of every new structure, machine, or automobile. For learning

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Composite Functions

The flour of the bread can be referred to by x, and the function f(x) is the machine for making bread, and g(x) is the function when the bread is baked in the oven. The prepared bread which comes as output is referred to as f(g(x)). This output is known as the composition of functions.

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Composition of functions

Introduction The Composition of functions is an essential topic. Composition of functions is an operation where two functions, say F(x) and G(x), make a new function H(x) in a way where H(x) = F(G(x)).  Here G(x) is applied to x , and the value obtained is put in F(x) to get the final value. What

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Constant Function

When a constant function is used to represent a quantity that remains constant throughout the course of time, it is considered to be the most straightforward of all the many forms of real-valued functions. Constant functions are linear functions whose graphs are horizontal lines in the plane, and whose graphs are linear functions. It is

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Convexity, Concavity and Points of Inflection

Generally speaking, a function is a specific relationship between two sets in mathematics (input set and output set). There is a unique relationship between every member of the output set and one or more members of the input set. The function is denoted by the letter “f.” It is possible to have multiple types of

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Differences between Injective Function and Surjective Function

In mathematics, functions are widely used to define and describe certain relationships between sets and other mathematical objects. Furthermore, functions can be used to impose mathematical structures on sets. If no two domain components point to the same value in the co-domain, the function is injective. A function is Surjective if each element in the

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