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A --> B 
(A)+ = {A,B} i.e. A is the key and therefore for any value of A, we can determine B.


B --> A 
(B)+ = {B,A} i.e. B is the key and therefore for any value of B, we can determine A.

Therefore for every unique value of A there is a unique value of B and for every unique value of B there is a unique value of A. It can be possible only in One to One relation.
 

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