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21-127 Concepts of Mathematics Exam 2 Notes

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functions

all have
output
an
must be total, well-defined
injective (1to]) -
no
elementy is mapped to twice
surjective Conto) -

every y has an x
mappedto it Can also proceed by contradiction
bijective-surjective and injective
right function h : B-A st Soh idp
·
O
sasan-
·

inverse : .
=

left inverse Funding


: : B-A s .
+ .

gof ide
=

image : subset of codomain mappedtoby subset of domain


pre-image : subset of domain mappedto by subset of codomain

Proof by induction Relations


Weak induction
symmetric : R(a, b) >
= R(b a)
# assume ;just holds
,
:

Reflexive : R(a
, a)
Strong inductren Transitive : R(a, b) nR(b c) >
= R(a, c)
,

IH : Assume upto
n helds
-

Equivalence : All 3 of the above


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Tips :
Counting :

find
ways to split option
the nsl an dexpress
(i) distinct subsets ofsizek from set with size
the general formula interns of (ns).
N

Tips Findthe maxofthings


youre looking
:

for and subtract what you wantto


exclude

Bewary of double counting and


-

addthat backin

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options
to choose
amountof
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spotsaccounted
for

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