At Global Academy International, the math teachers like to integrate what the students learn in a fun way. For that reason, Mr. Mohammed Abou Hamad prepared a challenging math problem:
Find a word that is one-to-one and onto. Meaning, find a word where no two letters have the same corresponding number and it must contain all the numbers from 0 to 9. Note: If the word has the same letter repeated twice it still qualifies as one-to-one. Example, apple maps to 16625, it contains two 6’s but they're both from the letter "p", so that’s acceptable.
Given the function that maps every letter in the alphabet to a number from 0 to 9 as follows:
The winners are:
Rematerializing (Nadia 9B)
Immortalizing (Shahd 9B)
Marginalization (Zahra 9B)
Replicating (Diala 9E)
Reimplanting (Mahmoud 9E)
Centralizing (Sarah 9E)
Trampolining (Nayira 9C)
Math Bonus Question