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Let `f : N to N : f (n) = {underset((n)/(2), " when n is even ")( (1)/(2) (n+1) , " when n is odd ")` Then f isA. one-one and intoB. one-one and ontoC. many-one and intoD. many- one and into

Answer» Correct Answer - D
f(1)=(2) shows that f is many -one
if n is odd then (2n-1) is odd and f (2n-1) =n ltbr. If n is even then 2n is even and f(2n)=n.
`:. ` f is onto.


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