prove that there can't be an one one map from a to b where |a|>|b|
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f ff is not one-to-one, then there are distinct a1,a2∈Aa1,a2∈A such that f(a1)=f(a2)∈Bf(a1)=f(a2)∈B. As a result,
|f(A)|<|A|.
|f(A)|<|A|.
So there must be some b∈Bb∈B with no preimage. Hence, ff is not onto.
For the converse, just run the arguments in reverse.
|f(A)|<|A|.
|f(A)|<|A|.
So there must be some b∈Bb∈B with no preimage. Hence, ff is not onto.
For the converse, just run the arguments in reverse.
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