For each of the following functions, determine whether the function is:Injective (one-to-one).Surjective (onto).⚫ Bijective.Justify your answers. 1.1 f:Z+ → Z+ such that f(x) = 5+x.

A function is bijective iff it is injective as well as surjective. But given function is injective…

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