Consider the function f:R -{1} to R -{2}...

Consider the function `f:R -{1} to R -{2}` given by `f {x} =(2x)/(x-1).` Then

A

f is one-one but not onto

B

f is onto but not one-one

C

f is neither one- one nor onto

D

f is both one -one and onto

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