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  1. Introduction to one to one functions

    i. Review: How are functions, Surjective functions and Injective functions related?

    ii. How to determine if an expression is a function?

    iii. What are Surjective functions?

    iv. What are one to one functions?

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  1. Discussing the Differences Between Surjective and Injective Functions

    Identify the differences between Surjective and Injective functions and give an example for each of the functions.

    1. Identifying One-to-One Functions On a Graph

      Learning the Horizontal Line Test and understanding how it can be implemented to identify one-to-one functions on a graph.

      1. Applying the Horizontal Line Test

        Determine if the following graphs are one-to-one functions using the horizontal line test.

        i. Determine if the graph is an one to one function 1.

        ii. Determine if the graph is an one to one function 2

        iii. Determine if the graph is an one to one function 3

        iv. Determine if the graph is an one to one function 4

        Topic Notes
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        ∙\bullet To determine if an expression is a function, we perform the vertical line test.

        ∙\bullet Surjective/Onto: For every yy value, there exists at least one xx value.

        ∙\bullet Injective/Into/one-to-one: For every yy value, there exists at most one xx value.

        ∙\bullet To determine if a function is one-to-one, we perform the horizontal line test.

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