C241 PLTL SESSION – 3/1/2015 Functions & Relations.

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C241 PLTL SESSION – 3/1/2015 Functions & Relations

Warm-Up Exercise Grab a worksheet Begin completing the worksheet in pairs or small groups

Problem 1 Give the definition of a function and then give an example of an injective function, a surjective function, and a bijective function. (Note: the domain and codomain of each function should be specified.)

Problem 2 Give the definition of a relation and compare it to your previous definition of a function.

Problem 3 Give the definition of an Euler path and then come up with a graph that forms and Euler path.