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    One-to-one functions return a unique output for each input so that no two inputs produce the same output, unlike many-to-one functions which can map multiple inputs to the same output. The functions g(x)=x-4 and x^2 are used as examples, with g(x)=x-4 being one-to-one since it gives a different result for each x, and x^2 being many-to-one since both 2 and -2 map to 4.

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    One-to-one functions return a unique output for each input so that no two inputs produce the same output, unlike many-to-one functions which can map multiple inputs to the same output. The functions g(x)=x-4 and x^2 are used as examples, with g(x)=x-4 being one-to-one since it gives a different result for each x, and x^2 being many-to-one since both 2 and -2 map to 4.

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    One-to-one functions return a unique output for each input so that no two inputs produce the same output, unlike many-to-one functions which can map multiple inputs to the same output. The functions g(x)=x-4 and x^2 are used as examples, with g(x)=x-4 being one-to-one since it gives a different result for each x, and x^2 being many-to-one since both 2 and -2 map to 4.

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    One-to-one functions return a unique output for each input so that no two inputs produce the same output, unlike many-to-one functions which can map multiple inputs to the same output. The functions g(x)=x-4 and x^2 are used as examples, with g(x)=x-4 being one-to-one since it gives a different result for each x, and x^2 being many-to-one since both 2 and -2 map to 4.

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    One to one functions are special functions that return a unique range

    for each element in their domain i.e, the answers never repeat. As an
    example the function g(x) = x - 4 is a one to one function since it
    produces a different answer for every input. Also, the function g(x) = x2
    is not a one to one function since it produces 4 as the answer when the
    inputs are 2 and -2. A function that is not a one to one is called a many
    to one function

    mathematics, of a function) Having the property that the same


    argument may yield multiple values, but different arguments never
    yield the same value.
    Many-to-one and one-to-one functions Consider the function y(x) = x2.
    An input of x = 3 produces an output of 9. ... This means that two (or
    more) different inputs have yielded the same output and so the
    function is many-to-one. If a function is not many-to-one then it is said
    to be one-to-one.

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