This question got rejected because of its complexity, but even just a little info about how to get the problem started or maybe part 1 would be extremely helpful! Thank you! 6. For any function T : N → Z, define the function AT : N → Z by(AT)(n) = T(n+ 1) – T(n) for n e N.Prove a function T : N → N exists with all the following properties:1) T(1) = 1, T(2) = 3, T(3) = 7,2) (AT)(1) = 2, (AT)(2) = 4, (AT)(3) = 5,3) The functions T and AT are increasing, andU{(AT)(n)} = N \(U{T(n}(Um).4)nENANENNotation: N = {1,2, 3, .}.

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6. For any function T : N → Z, define the function AT : N → Z by
(AT)(n) = T(n+ 1) – T(n) for n e N.
Prove a function T : N → N exists with all the following properties:
1) T(1) = 1, T(2) = 3, T(3) = 7,
2) (AT)(1) = 2, (AT)(2) = 4, (AT)(3) = 5,
3) The functions T and AT are increasing, and
U{(AT)(n)} = N \(U{T(n}
(Um).
4)
nEN
ANEN
Notation: N = {1,2, 3, .}.

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