1- Let f:X-Y and g:Y-Z are two mappings such that gof: X→ Z is bijective. Show that is one-to-one mapping but need not to be onto and g is onto mapping.

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1- Let f:XY and g:Y-Z are two mappings such that gof: X→ Z is bijective.
Show that is one-to-one mapping but need not to be onto and g is onto
mapping.
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