Consider the function \( F : \{1, 5, 8\} \times \{6, 10\} \rightarrow \{0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5\} \) defined as follows:\[ F : (a, b) \rightarrow (4a + b) \mod 6 \]**(D.1)** Fill in the ordered pairs in the diagram below to indicate the elements in the domain of \( F \). Then draw in arrows to complete the diagram so that it corresponds to the function.Diagram of ordered pairs pointing to:- \( \cdot \) 0 - \( \cdot \) 1 - \( \cdot \) 2 - \( \cdot \) 3 - \( \cdot \) 4 - \( \cdot \) 5 **(D.2)** What is the range of \( F \)?**(D.3)** What is the co-domain of \( F \)?**(D.4)** What is the preimage (inverse image) of 3?**(D.5)** What is the preimage (inverse image) of 0?**(D.6)** Is \( F \) one-to-one? If not, provide a counterexample.**(D.7)** Is \( F \) onto? If not, provide a counterexample.

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[D] Consider the function F: {1,5, 8} × {6, 10} → {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5} defined as follows: F: (a, b) (4a + b)mod 6 (D.1) Fill in the ordered pairs in the diagram below to indicate the elements in the domain of F. Then draw in arrows to complete the diagram so that it correspondes to the function. • 0 • 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 (D.2) What is the range of F? (D.3) What is the co-domain of F? 3/5 (D.4) What is the preimage (inverse image) of 3? (D.5) What is the preimage (inverse image) of 0? (D.6) Is F one-to-one? If not provide a counterexample. (D.7) Is F onto? If not provide a counterexample.

[D] Consider the function F: {1,5, 8} × {6, 10} → {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5} defined as follows: F: (a, b) (4a + b)mod 6 (D.1) Fill in the ordered pairs in the diagram below to indicate the elements in the domain of F. Then draw in arrows to complete the diagram so that it correspondes to the function. • 0 • 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 (D.2) What is the range of F? (D.3) What is the co-domain of F? 3/5 (D.4) What is the preimage (inverse image) of 3? (D.5) What is the preimage (inverse image) of 0? (D.6) Is F one-to-one? If not provide a counterexample. (D.7) Is F onto? If not provide a counterexample.

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