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Problem 1 At the end of this course, every student will receive a letter grade. Consider the relation of the form (Student, Grade). Here are some example entries of this relation: (Xenith, (Grace, (Eun, (Natasha, B+) A) B-) A-) Part A Explain why this relation is a function. Then, describe the sets that are its domain and codomain. Part B Is this function injective, surjective, or bijective? For each, state either "definitely," "definitely not," or "it depends." Explain your ans in each case.

Problem 1 At the end of this course, every student will receive a letter grade. Consider the relation of the form (Student, Grade). Here are some example entries of this relation: (Xenith, (Grace, (Eun, (Natasha, B+) A) B-) A-) Part A Explain why this relation is a function. Then, describe the sets that are its domain and codomain. Part B Is this function injective, surjective, or bijective? For each, state either "definitely," "definitely not," or "it depends." Explain your ans in each case.

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Problem 1 At the end of this course, every student will receive a letter grade. Consider the relation of the form (Student, Grade). Here are some example entries of this relation: (Xenith, (Grace, (Eun, (Natasha, B+) A) B-) A-) Part A Explain why this relation is a function. Then, describe the sets that are its domain and codomain. Part B Is this function injective, surjective, or bijective? For each, state either "definitely," "definitely not," or "it depends." Explain your answer in each case.
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 1 At the end of this course, every student will receive a letter grade. Consider the relation of the form (Student, Grade). Here are some example entries of this relation: (Xenith, (Grace, (Eun, (Natasha, B+) A) B-) A-) Part A Explain why this relation is a function. Then, describe the sets that are its domain and codomain. Part B Is this function injective, surjective, or bijective? For each, state either "definitely," "definitely not," or "it depends." Explain your answer in each case.
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Given that relation of every student with received grade

Injective:-

Each element of one set is mapped with each element of another set, it is also called one to one function

Surjective:-

If function y equals f left parenthesis x right parenthesis  then onto/surjective function is a function f that maps an element x to every element y

Bijective:-

If function is one to one and onto

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