a) 1-1 means each value in A must have a unique value in B, so |A| <= 5
b) onto means each value in B must be mapped to by a value in A, so |A| >= 5
c) If it is bijective, it must be 1-1 and onto, so |A| <= 5 and |A| >= 5, so |A| = 5
Moe T.
asked 12/20/20Let A and B be subsets of the set S, where S = 10 and B = 5. Let f: A → B
be a function.
(a) If f is one-to-one, what are the possible values of A?
(b) If f is onto, what are the possible values of A?
(c) If f is a bijection, what are the possible values of A?
a) 1-1 means each value in A must have a unique value in B, so |A| <= 5
b) onto means each value in B must be mapped to by a value in A, so |A| >= 5
c) If it is bijective, it must be 1-1 and onto, so |A| <= 5 and |A| >= 5, so |A| = 5
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