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The mapping `f:A rarr B` is invertible if it is

A

injective

B

surjective

C

bijective

D

none of these.

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  • The mapping f: A rarr B is invertible if is ___

    A
    injective but not surjective
    B
    surjective but not injective
    C
    bijective
    D
    none of these
  • Let the mapping f:NN rarr NN defined by f(x) = {(x+1", when" x in NN", an odd"),(x-1 ", when" x in NN", an even"):} The mapping f will be ___

    A
    many-one and into
    B
    one-one and onto
    C
    many -one and onto
    D
    bijective mapping
  • Let the function f:A rarr B have an inverse function f^(-1): B rarr A , then the nature of the function f is __

    A
    one-one and onto
    B
    one-one and into
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    many-one and onto
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