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Class 12MathematicsRelations and FunctionsOnto functionEasy
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If (A) has (5) elements and (B) has (2) elements, which statement about the possibility of an onto function from (A) to (B) is correct?

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Correct answer: An onto function can exist

Step 1: For onto functions between finite sets, the domain should not have fewer elements than the codomain. Step 2: Here (5\ge2), so it is possible to cover all codomain elements. Step 3: When possibility is asked, first compare the sizes.

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Finite SetsOnto PossibilityCardinalityDomain CodomainOnto FunctionRelations And FunctionsMathematicsClass 12 Mcq
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