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Function Properties For each of the following functions, tell whether they are Injective, Surjective or Bijective. Justify your response for each of the three properties with a one sentence explanation.

Transcribed Image Text:i e(n) = |n| where e : N→ N (where we define N to exclude 0)
ii f(n) = n where f: Z R
iii g(x) = max(x, 100) where g : R → R. The max function returns the maximum of its two input
arguments so that g(1000) = 1000 and g(10) = 100.
iv Let A = {apple, banana, apricot, cake, orange} and B = {4,5, 6, 7}. Define the function
h: A B which counts the number of letters in the input. For example, h(apple) = 5 and
h(cake) = 4.
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