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F: Z+Z is defined as f(x)=2x1+
then f (z)​

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Answered by Somol
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Let f:Z↦Z be defined as f(x)=x

2

,x∈Z.

We know that the square of an integer is always a unique integer.

So, ''f'' is a function.

Now, since f(−2)=f(2)=4, ''f'' is not an injection.

There is no integer x∈Z:f(x)=−1.

Hence , ''f'' is not a surjection.

Since ''f'' is neither one-one nor onto, ''f'' is not a bijection.

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