An injective function is not a function that is surjective. This means that you want a function that has a unique output for each input, that doesn't cover the natural numbers.
In formal terms a function [Math Processing Error] is injective if [Math Processing Error] implies [Math Processing Error].
We also know that it's not surjective because no value maps to [Math Processing Error] (or any odd number) since if [Math Processing Error], then [Math Processing Error]. However, since [Math Processing Error], the function isn't surjective.
Answer is B.
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Actually Welcome to the Concept of the Inverse Trigonometry Function.
So here, we get as
SinX = 1/2
X = Sin^-1(1/2)
X= 30°
One of the bottles has a greater total volume than the other. for example, if one bottle is 20 ounces and the other is 100 ounces, when the 100 ounce bottle is 3/4 full there are 75 ounces of fluid inside which is more than the total amount of fluid in the full 20 ounce bottle.
Example C: w cubed z, +, 5, z squared, minus z squared, +, 6 ..... For example, 2x + 1 = 7x and 10x minus 9y minus z = 3 are linear equations, but x, +, y ...