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Let P(S)denote the power set of a set S and let ƒ: S → P(S)be a function. Prove that ƒ can...

Let P(S)denote the power set of a set S and let ƒ: SP(S)be a function. Prove that ƒ cannot be onto. [Hint: Do the finite case first. For S infinite, consider T = {s S|s f(s)}.]

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