Math, asked by pv90513, 9 months ago

can a constant function be (a) one-one and (b) onto? if so when?

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Answered by mysticd

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$A \: constant \: function \:be \: a \: bijective \\(Both \: one - one \: and \:onto \:at \:a \:time ) \:if :$

For one - one domain should be singleton (Codomain may have any number of elements )
For onto codomain should be singleton set(Domain may have any number of elements )

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