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If the set has a finite # of elements, prove that if f maps S onto S1 then which of the following is false??

(a) f is 1-1

(b) f is onto

(c) f is bijection

(d) f is onto and not bijection

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Answer : D.. D is False.

For $f : S \rightarrow S$, Where $S$ is Finite... Function $f$ being One-One or Onto or Bijection..All are equivalent. If One is satisfied then other two will automatically satisfy.

Hence, It is Never possible that $f$ can be Onto but Not bijection....NOTE that $S$ must be finite.

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