Let X be a set with exactly 5 elements and Y be a set with exactly 7 elements. If α is the number of one-one functions from X to Y and β is the number of onto functions from Y to X, then the value of 15!(β−α) is
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Solution
n(X)=5 and n(Y)=7 α→number of one-one function fromXtoYα=7C5×5! β→number of onto function fromYtoX
For onto function, Co-domain and range of the function should be equal therefore 2 cases are possible:
Case 1:3 elements of Y are mapped to any one element of X and remaining 4 elements of X and Y are mapped with each other.
Case 2:4 elements of Y are mapped to any two elements of X and remaining 3 elements of X and Y are mapped with each other. ∴β=[7C3+7C2.5C22!]5!=7C3.4.5!
Hence, β−α5!=(7C3.4−7C5)5!5!=119
Alternate Solution
Number of one-one functions from (X(n(X)=n=5)) to (Y(n(Y)=m=7)) α=mCn×n!(∵m≥n) =7C5×5!=2520
Number of onto functions from (Y(n(Y)=m=7)) to (X(n(X)=n=5)) ∵m>n ∴β=nm−(nC1(n−1)m−nC2(n−2)m+…) =57−(5C1⋅47−5C2⋅37+5C3⋅27−5C4⋅17) =78125−(81920−21870+1280−5) =16800