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==== Into ====
==== Into ====
[[File:Into-set.svg|thumb|150x150px|A visual representation of the Into function]]
Everything in A is used, and goes to only one element in B
Everything in A is used, and goes to only one element in B
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==== Onto ====
==== Onto ====
[[File:Onto-set.svg|thumb|150x150px|A visual representation of the Onto function]]
Everything in B is used
Everything in B is used
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==== 1-to-1 ====
==== 1-to-1 ====
[[File:1-to-1-set.svg|thumb|150x150px|A visual representation to the 1-to-1 function]]
Any element in B can go to <u>at most</u> one element in A
Any element in B can go to <u>at most</u> one element in A
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==== Invertible ====
==== Invertible ====
''Also known as a bijection''
''Also known as a bijection''
 
[[File:Bijection-set.svg|thumb|150x150px|A visual representation of the Invertible/Bijection function]]
Both 1-to-1 & onto
Both 1-to-1 & onto
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== Symbols ==
== Symbols ==

Latest revision as of 01:16, 24 January 2024

What is a function?

Unlike previous math classes, the Vertical Line Test is not used in this course

Terms

  • Domain - Inputs of a function
  • Range - Outputs of a function

Types of functions

Todo: add graphics to go along with these functions

Into

A visual representation of the Into function

Everything in A is used, and goes to only one element in B

Onto

A visual representation of the Onto function

Everything in B is used

1-to-1

A visual representation to the 1-to-1 function

Any element in B can go to at most one element in A

Invertible

Also known as a bijection

A visual representation of the Invertible/Bijection function

Both 1-to-1 & onto

Symbols

Negation

=

Unsure if this is the correct name

Everything in the Universe except what is inside A

Count Of

Count of elements inside A

Union

A combination of both sets

Intersection

A set containing what is in both sets

Element

is an element of

Subset

1 is a subset of

Notes

  1. The total number of subsets a set can have is equivalent to

Symmetric Difference

Everything in but not in

Effectively a unique filter

Example

Empty Set

An empty set

Notes
  1. An Empty Set is a Subset of any set, but not an element of every set
  2. An Empty Set is only an element of a set if explicitly a part of the set (you won't see this)