Recall that P(Z) (*this means power series of integers) and X - Y means the difference of sets X and Y. Now suppose that f: P(Z) X P(Z) ---> P(Z) X P(Z) is defined as follows: f(X,Y) = (X-Y, Y-X) when X and Y are subsets of Z. Is this function f injective? Surjective? or Neither

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Recall that P(Z) (*this means power series of integers) and X - Y means the difference of sets X and Y. Now suppose that f: P(Z) X P(Z) ---> P(Z) X P(Z) is defined as follows:

f(X,Y) = (X-Y, Y-X) when X and Y are subsets of Z.

Is this function f injective? Surjective? or Neither

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