Prove the following Theorem.Let A and B be sets and f a function from A to B. Then the following assertions hold:f is one to one and onto B if and only if f is invertible.

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Prove the following Theorem. et A and B be sets and f a function from A to B. Then the following assertions hold: f is one to one and onto B if and only if f is invertible.