Let N be the set of natural number and f:N−{1}→N be defined by: f(n)= the highest prime factror of n . Show that f is a many -one into mapping

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Let N be the set of natural number and f:N−{1}→N be defined by:
f(n)= the highest prime factror of n .
Show that f is a many -one into mapping

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