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Let A, B be sets and f: A -> B. For any subsets X,Y subset of...

Let A, B be sets and f: A -> B. For any subsets X,Y subset of A, X is a subset of Y iff f(x) is a subset of f(Y).

Prove your answer. If the statement is false indicate an additional hypothesis the would make the statement true.

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