Math Problem Statement
Solution
The problem presents four statements, and you need to determine which are true or false.
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Minden transzpozíció páratlan permutáció.
- Translation: Every transposition is an odd permutation.
- True. A transposition is a permutation that swaps two elements, and it is always an odd permutation because it involves an odd number of swaps (1 swap).
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Egy halmaz önmagára vett bijektív leképezését a halmaz permutációjának nevezzük.
- Translation: A bijective map from a set to itself is called a permutation of the set.
- True. By definition, a permutation is a bijective (one-to-one and onto) function from a set to itself.
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|S₃| = 3.
- Translation: The order of the symmetric group is 3.
- False. The symmetric group is the group of all permutations of 3 elements. The order of is , not 3.
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Egy páros és egy páratlan permutáció szorzata páratlan.
- Translation: The product of an even and an odd permutation is odd.
- False. The product of an even permutation and an odd permutation is always odd. However, this statement claims the wrong result.
Summary:
- 1st: True
- 2nd: True
- 3rd: False
- 4th: False
Would you like more details or have any questions?
Here are 5 related questions:
- What is a transposition in permutation theory?
- Can you explain how bijective functions work?
- How is the order of a symmetric group determined?
- Why is the product of an odd and even permutation odd?
- What are some properties of even and odd permutations?
Tip: When dealing with groups like , understanding the structure of permutations can help simplify many related problems.
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Permutations
Transpositions
Symmetric Groups
Bijective Functions
Formulas
n! (factorial for permutations)
Properties of even and odd permutations
Theorems
The definition of a transposition
Bijective function definition
Order of symmetric groups
Suitable Grade Level
Grades 9-12
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