Functions and Relations Provide a counter-example for each of the following: specific values that violate the property given, and how it violates it. 5. Provide a counter-example showing that f (x) : is not surjective given domain and co-domain of Z 6. Provide a counter-example showing that f (x) : is not injective given domain and co-domain of Z 7. Provide a counter-example showing that f(x) = is not total given domain and co-domain of Z
Functions and Relations Provide a counter-example for each of the following: specific values that violate the property given, and how it violates it. 5. Provide a counter-example showing that f (x) : is not surjective given domain and co-domain of Z 6. Provide a counter-example showing that f (x) : is not injective given domain and co-domain of Z 7. Provide a counter-example showing that f(x) = is not total given domain and co-domain of Z
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Provide a counter-example for each of the following: specific values that violate the property given, and how it violates it.
5. Provide a counter-example showing that f (x) :
is not surjective given domain and co-domain of Z
6. Provide a counter-example showing that f (x) :
is not injective given domain and co-domain of Z
7. Provide a counter-example showing that f(x) =
is not total given domain and co-domain of Z
8. Provide a counter-example showing that R(x, y) : x² = 2y is not transitive given both a and y are from Z
9. Provide a counter-example showing that R(x, y) : x² = 2y is not reflexive given both r and y are from Z
10. Provide a counter-example showing that R(x, y) : x² = 2y is not symmetric given both x and y are from Z
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Use the following symbols:
Logic and English
The domain is food
Symbol
Meaning
T(x)
x is tasty
H (x)
x is healthy
I(r, y)
x is an ingredient in y
C(x, y) x is costs less than y
A. Convert the following from English to quantified logic.
1. Healthy foods always taste good
2. There's a type of tasty food that costs less than any of its ingredients
B. Convert the following from quantified logic to English. The English should make it clear you understand the meaning of the expression; simply replacing symbols with their
defining words is not sufficient.
3. Ja . T(x) A¬H(x)
4. Væ, y . (H(x) ^ ¬H(y)) → C(y, æ)
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