Math, asked by mafiastheoriginal, 9 months ago

All one-one functions are onto functions. True or false? because, in function from A to B if

n(A)=2 and

n(B)=3

but still all elements in A are mapped but the

range of B is not co-domain​

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Answered by hukam0685
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given that:

All one-one functions are onto functions. True or false?

To find: Statement is true or not

Solution:

The given statement is false.

Definition of one-one (Injective) function:

A function is said to be one-time if each elements of its domain(A) mapped with single element in its range(B) .

Definition of onto (Surjective ) function:

A function is said to be onto functions if all the sample points of its range(B) have a pre-image in its domain(A).

In attachment of Question:

A:{1,2}

B:{a,b,c}

from mapping it is clear that c does not have any pre-image in A,so This function is one-time but not onto.

Hope it helps you.

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Answered by prakash200982
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