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Teach me please Is there any algebraic way to get the inverse of a set. for example: f(x) =x^2 Df = {-1,0,1}, Im (f) = all real numbers A = {-1,1}, B ={0,1} and B is subset of Im(f) find f(A) and f^- (B)
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I know f(A) = {1} and f^- (B) = {-1,0,1} but I have to calculate one by one, I don't know how to deal with the whole set What if B is not just 2 elements, how can I do? :)
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