Let Q be the set of all rational numbers, for each one of the following two cases, give an example of function f: Q → Q. Show your examples satisfy the conditions. (a). one-to-one but not onto (b)....


Discrete Math: Let ℚ be the set of all rational numbers, for each one of the following two cases, give an example of function ?: ℚ→ℚ. Show your examples satisfy the conditions. (screenshot)
(a). one-to-one but not onto
(b). onto but not one-to-one


Let Q be the set of all rational numbers, for each one of the following two cases, give an example of function f: Q → Q.<br>Show your examples satisfy the conditions.<br>(a). one-to-one but not onto<br>(b). onto but not one-to-one<br>

Extracted text: Let Q be the set of all rational numbers, for each one of the following two cases, give an example of function f: Q → Q. Show your examples satisfy the conditions. (a). one-to-one but not onto (b). onto but not one-to-one

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