surjective in Japanese
surjective in Japanese is 全射の — surjective means in mathematics, describes a function whose entire output set is covered, so every element in it is reached by at least one element from the input.
surjective in Japanese
全射の
(mathematics) Of, relating to, or being a surjection.
What does "surjective" mean?
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adjective In mathematics, describes a function whose entire output set is covered, so every element in it is reached by at least one element from the input.
"The function is surjective because every value in the target set is hit by at least one input."
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surjective in a sentence
- The function is surjective because every value in the target set is hit by at least one input.
- A map that is both injective and surjective is called bijective.
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What is "surjective" in Japanese?
"surjective" in Japanese is 全射の. surjective means: In mathematics, describes a function whose entire output set is covered, so every element in it is reached by at least one element from the input.
How do you use "surjective" in a sentence?
Example: "The function is surjective because every value in the target set is hit by at least one input." In Japanese, "surjective" is 全射の.
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