Let f: A → B. Prove that if f is injective, then there exists a subset CCB so that f: A → C is bijective. (That is, we can restrict the codomain of f so that f is bijective.)

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Let f: A → B. Prove that if f is injective, then there exists a subset CCB so that f: A → C is bijective. (That is,
we can restrict the codomain of f so that f is bijective.)
Transcribed Image Text:Let f: A → B. Prove that if f is injective, then there exists a subset CCB so that f: A → C is bijective. (That is, we can restrict the codomain of f so that f is bijective.)
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