Let A be an atomic boolean algebra. Let X be the set of atoms. Definethe map from A to p(X) as follows a >(a) f is 1-1. (b) ƒ is an isomorphism (c) f is surjective (d) f is not 1-1{x € X : x < a}.

Given that A be an atomic boolean algebra. Assume that X be the set of atoms. The map from A to…

Let A be an atomic boolean algebra. Let X be the set of atoms. Define the map from A to p(X) as follows a → {x E X : x < a}. (a) f is 1-1. (b) ƒ is an isomorphism (c) f is surjective (d) ƒ is not 1-1

Let A be an atomic boolean algebra. Let X be the set of atoms. Define the map from A to p(X) as follows a → {x E X : x < a}. (a) f is 1-1. (b) ƒ is an isomorphism (c) f is surjective (d) ƒ is not 1-1

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(a) f is 1-1. (b) ƒ is an isomorphism (c) f is surjective (d) f is not 1-1
{x € X : x < a}.

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