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7. Decide whether or not the following situations are possible and justify your answers. (a) (1 point) f: R² + RP is onto. (b

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Ans @ : RR fi R² R3 is not onto for example, - f(34) = - (May,0) thus (2, 1, 1) has no preimage in R² B fa R² fo RR is not on

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