f(x)=0, ifx is rationalx, if x is irrationalg(x)=0, ifx is irrationalx, if x is rational Then f - g is
one-one and into
neither one-one nor onto
many one and onto
one-one and onto
(f−g)(x)=f(x)−g(x)=0−x=−x,x−0= xifx is rationalif x is irrational
Clearly (f - g)(x) is one-one and onto.