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<p>it is called <a href="page.php?w=bijective">bijective</a> or a one-to-one correspondence. Functions are not limited to those one can draw an arrow diagram for, so long as the function is well-defined. That is, for each possible input, the output is defined. For example, one may define a function  on the natural numbers by multiplying by two:   </p>

<p><big> Etymology and related terms </big></p>
<p>The term cardinality originates from the <a href="page.php?w=Post-Classical_Latin_language">post-classical Latin</a> cardo ("to hinge"), which referred to</p><p>
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