Given f(x)=3x2+x+32x2−3x+2
To check for one-one, let f(x)=f(y)
3x2+x+32x2−3x+2=3y2+y+32y2−3y+2
Cross-multiplying and simplifying, we get:
11x2y−11xy2−11x+11y=0
11xy(x−y)−11(x−y)=0
11(x−y)(xy−1)=0
This implies x=y or xy=1.
Since f(x)=f(1/x) for x=0 (for example, f(2)=f(1/2)=174), the function is many-one (not one-one).
To check for onto, let y=3x2+x+32x2−3x+2
(3y−2)x2+(y+3)x+(3y−2)=0
For x∈R, the discriminant D≥0:
(y+3)2−4(3y−2)2≥0
(y+3−6y+4)(y+3+6y−4)≥0
(7−5y)(7y−1)≥0
(5y−7)(7y−1)≤0
y∈[71,57]
Since the range is a proper subset of the codomain R, the function is not onto.
Thus, f is neither one-one nor onto.
Answer: neither one-one nor onto