Mathematics, 17.07.2019 23:20, hotonkylie147

A. give a specific example of a well-defined function from z to z that is one to one, but is not onto. fully explain why your answer fits this description. b. give a specific example of a well-defined function from z to n that is onto, but is not one to one. fully explain why your answer fits this description.

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