What is the coefficient of x^6 in (2x + 3/x)^8? b)A graph G has only vertices of degree 3 and degree 5. If G has 22 edges and 10 vertices, how many vertices of degree 3 does G have? c). Give an example of a function f : Z → Z which is injective, but not surjective

What is the coefficient of x^6 in (2x + 3/x)^8? b)A graph G has only vertices of degree 3 and degree 5. If G has 22 edges and 10 vertices, how many vertices of degree 3 does G have? c). Give an example of a function f : Z → Z which is injective, but not surjective

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b)A graph G has only vertices of degree 3 and degree 5. If G has 22 edges and
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c). Give an example of a function f : Z → Z which is injective, but not surjective.
d). Give a disjunctive normal form of the proposition (p → q) ∧ ¬(q → p).

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