Math 61 Midterm 1 Review
ucla | MATH 61 | 2022-10-17T11:03
Table of Contents
Recall
Notes
Supplemental Definitions
- vacuously
- a statement of P→Q is true if P is false
Example Problems
- Relations
$X=\mathbb{Z}_{>0}$ R on X s.t. $R={(2n,2n+1) n\in\mathbb Z}$ - show antisymmetric? transitive?
- antisymmetric
- R is antisymmetric if when xRy and yRx, x=y for x,y $\in$ X
- (x,y) $\in$ R if x is even, and y is odd, so (y,x) $\notin$ R
- $\therefore$ R is antisymmetric vacuously
- antisymmetric
- Bijection proof
- A is the set of subsets (S) of the Power set of Y
- B is the set of subsets (T) of the Power set of X
- X and {y} partitions Y
- prove bijection A→B, S→S-{y}
- prove injective:
- f is injective if $f(A_1)=f(A_2), A_1,A_2\in A\implies A_1=A_2$
- sps. $f(A_1)=f(A_2)=A_1-{y}=A_2-{y}$
- then, $A_1=A_1-{y}\cup{y}$ and $A_2=A_2-{y}\cup{y}\therefore$ f is injective b/c A1=A2
- prove surjective
- if for each B in B, f(A1)=B,
- so A1=B1 union {y}
Lecture
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