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Let `CC` and `RR` be the sets of complex numbers and real numbers respectively . Show that, the mapping `f:CC rarr RR` defined by, `f(z)=|z|`, for all `z in CC` is niether injective nor surjective.

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The mapping f is neither injective nor surjective
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