A function from A into B is called the Onto function if its range is equal to
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If Range= co domain then onto
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A function from A into B is called the Onto function if its range is equal to the codomain.
- When the image of function is equal to its codomain, then the function is called onto function.
- Onto function is a function that has element x to each and every element y.
- for every element y there exists element x such that f(x) = y.
- For every y there should exist at least one pre-image of belonging to the domain.
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