D421 Discrete Math: Functions and Relations - Set 5 - Part 2

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Question 21: The composition (g ∘ f) requires that:

Question 22: What is the range of the identity function on a set A?

Question 23: A relation that holds for no pairs at all is:

Question 24: Which quantified statement is true over the integers: for all x, x + 0 = x?

Question 25: How many subsets of size 2 does a 4-element set have?

Question 26: The power set of the empty set contains how many elements?

Question 27: Which is true about the intersection of a set with the empty set?

Question 28: Which is true about the union of a set with the empty set?

Question 29: A function f: A → B is called total when:

Question 30: If two finite sets have a bijection between them, they have:

Question 31: What does the notation f: A → B express?

Question 32: What is the result of applying De Morgan's law to negate 'x is even and x is positive'?

Question 33: An arithmetic sequence has a constant:

Question 34: A geometric sequence has a constant:

Question 35: What is the 4th term of the geometric sequence 3, 6, 12, ...?

Question 36: How many functions are there from a 3-element set to a 2-element set?

Question 37: A relation that satisfies antisymmetry means:

Question 38: Which relation on people is symmetric?

Question 39: The composition of a function with the identity function returns:

Question 40: How many distinct ways can the letters in the word CAT be arranged?


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