Given a function f: R → P(Q), where R is the set of real numbers and P(Q) is the power set of rational numbers, does there exist a surjection. Provide a counter example,

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Given a function f: R → P(Q), where R is the set of real numbers and P(Q) is the power set of rational numbers, does there exist a surjection. Provide a counter example, otherwise prove it.

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