Suppose the function f: X --> Y is onto. Prove or disprove that the induced map f-1: P(Y) --> P(X) is onto. As a first step, make sure to state what it means that a function is onto.

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Suppose the function f: X --> Y is onto. Prove or disprove that the induced map f-1: P(Y) --> P(X) is onto. As a first step, make sure to state what it means that a function is onto. 

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