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1. "Give an example of a function that is defined on the set of
integers that is not a one-to-one function."
Keep in mind that the above domain must be the set of integers.
Identify what your codomain is, too.
2. "Give an example of a function that is defined on the set of
rational numbers that is not an onto function."
The above domain must be the set of rational numbers. Identify what
your codomain is, too. This is especially important when explaining
why a function is not onto.
3. "Give an example of a function defined on the real numbers that
is a one-to-one correspondence."
The above domain must be the set of real numbers. Identify what
your codomain is, too.