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    Mappings relate elements from one set (the domain) to elements in another set (the range). A function is a specific type of mapping where each domain element maps to exactly one range element. Functions can be one-to-one, where each domain element maps to a unique range element and vice versa, or many-to-one where domain elements can map to the same range element. Composite functions apply two or more functions in sequence, such as applying function f first and then function g.

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    Mappings relate elements from one set (the domain) to elements in another set (the range). A function is a specific type of mapping where each domain element maps to exactly one range element. Functions can be one-to-one, where each domain element maps to a unique range element and vice versa, or many-to-one where domain elements can map to the same range element. Composite functions apply two or more functions in sequence, such as applying function f first and then function g.

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    Mappings relate elements from one set (the domain) to elements in another set (the range). A function is a specific type of mapping where each domain element maps to exactly one range element. Functions can be one-to-one, where each domain element maps to a unique range element and vice versa, or many-to-one where domain elements can map to the same range element. Composite functions apply two or more functions in sequence, such as applying function f first and then function g.

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    Functions and transformations

    Mappings
    Mappings looks at the relationship between two sets of numbers.
    Domain it is the input set
    Range it is the output set
    A function is defined as a mapping where every element of the domain(x values) is mapped on to
    exactly one element of the range(y values)
    One to one function if every one element of the domain is mapped to exactly one element of the
    range and also if one element of the range is mapped to exactly one element of the domain.
    If every element in the domain is mapped onto exactly one element in the range and
    some elements in the range arise from one element in the domain the function is said to be a many
    to one function.
    Then we have a one to many which is not a function from the defination of a function

    Composite functions
    When two or more functions are joined they form composite functions

    The composite gf(x) means apply f first followed by g


    The composite fg(x) means apply g first followed by f

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