Solving discrete math problems
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1) Use Venn diagrams to determine whether each of the following is true or false:
a. (A union B) intersect C = A union (B intersect C)
b. A intersect (B union C) = (A intersect B) union (A intersect C)
2) Calculate the number of integers divisible by 4 between 50 and 500, inclusive.
3) Use the permutation formula to calculate the number permutations of the set {a, b, c, d} taken two at a time. Also list these permutations.
4) Determine whether each of the following functions is 1-to-1 and whether it is onto. Assume the domain and co-domain is Z, the integers. Explain your answers.
a. f(n) = n / 2, assuming integer division
b. g(n) = 4n + 5
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The solution gives detailed steps on solving a set of questions on discrete math: venn diagram, permutation, 1-to-1 relation and onto relation.
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1) Use Venn diagrams to determine whether each of the following is true or false:
a. (A union B) intersect C = A union (B intersect C)
For (A union B) intersect C, the diagram is shown below (area with line is our target area):
(see attached file for diagram)
For A union (B intersect C), the diagram is shown below (area with line is our target area):
(see attached file for diagram)
It is obvious that two areas are not equal. ...
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