If it says "proves that f∪g : (A∪B)->B". Is it asking to prove the so called "f∪g" relation is a function from (A∪B) to C?
Where did C come from?
A function is a relation which is a set of pairs.
Since relations are sets, they have unions
However, I don't think functions would be closed under unions, i.e. you might get a relation that isn't a function when you take the union.
oh sorry. it's "proves that f∪g : (A∪B)->C" and A and B are disjoint. I'm not asking for how to prove it. I'm just asking what the question is asking me to do.
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