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The term function first appeared in the years from 1673 to 1692 in works of G. Leibniz (in a somewhat narrower sense, to be sure) . By the year 1698 the term had become established in a sense close to the modern one through the correspondence between Leibniz and Johann Bernoulli. ) Many great mathematicians have participated in the formation of the modern concept of functional dependence. A description of a function that is nearly identical to the one given at the beginning of this section can be found as early as the work of Euler (mid eighteenth century) who also introduced the notation f(x) .
He was one of the leaders in the creation of the first computers. 2 1 E. Zermelo (1871-1953) - German mathematician. A. Fraenkel (1891-1965) German (later, Israeli) mathematician. 4 Supplementary Material 29 8° . (A x i o m o f c h o i c e) For any family of nonempty sets there exists a set C such that for each set X in the family X n C consists of exactly one element. In other words, from each set of the family one can choose exactly one repre sentative in such a way that the representatives chosen form a set C.
3. The operation is associative, that is, the relation X . (y . z) = ( X . y) . z holds for any elements x, y, z of JR. 4. The operation is commutative, that is, • x·y=y·x for any elements x, y of JR. We remark that with respect to the operation of multiplication the set lR \ 0, as one can verify, is a (multiplicative) group. (I, II) THE CONNECTION BETWEEN ADDITION AND MULTIPLICATION Multiplication is distributive with respect to addition, that is (x + y)z = xz + yz for all x, y, z E JR. We remark that by the commutativity of multiplication, this equality continues to hold if the order of the factors is reversed on either side.