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Let be defined by .Then,
- is bijective
- is one-one but not onto
- is onto but not one-one
The correct answer is: is bijective
Let X and Y be two arbitary elements in A.
Then,
So, is an injective mapping.
Again, let Y be an orbitary element in B , then
Clearly, , thus for all there exists such that
Thus, every element in the codomain B has its preimage in A , so is a surjection. Hence, is bijective.
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