Consider the function G below: G Select all statements below that are true: Rng(G) = (a, b, c, d, e) □ Rng(G) = {V, W, X, Y, Z} O Rng(G) = {V, X, Y, Z} OG is injective. □a/G = {a, e} OG is surjective. OG (W) = 0 OG is bijective. * a 5 U W X Z

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