Let f: R rarr Ris defined by/(x)= 3x + 5...

Let f: R `rarr` Ris defined by/(x)= 3x + 5. Then

A

f isone one onto

B

f is many one on to

C

f is one one but not on to

D

f is neither one one nor on to

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