If R (the set of real number) be the universal set and sets V={yϵR:0< y ≤3} and W={yϵR:2 ≤ y <4 } What is V l
For sets A and B , if A and B are subset of Z (the set of Integer) which of the following relations between the two subset is true? (a) (AuB)= A (b) (A\B)n(B\A)= empty set (c) (A\B)n(B\A)= Z (d) (A\B)u(B\A)= empty set
Which of the following pair of functions has f o g = g o f (a)f(y)=y 3 and g(y)=y √ 3 (b) f(y)=y^{5} and g(y)=3y+7$$ (c) f(y)=y 2 and g(y)=y+7 (d) f(y)=y 2 and g(y)=3y+7
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2015-09-29T09:59:00-0400
Answer on Question #54790 – Math – Abstract Algebra
1. If R (the set of real numbers) be the universal set and sets V={y∈R:0<y≤3} and W={y∈R:2≤y<4} What is V∖W?
2. For sets A and B, if A and B are subsets of Z (the set of integers) which of the following relations between the two subsets is true?
(a) A∪B=A
(b) (A∖B)∩(B∖A)=∅
(c) (A∖B)∩(B∖A)=Z
(d) (A∖B)∪(B∖A)=∅
3. Which of the following pair of functions has f∘g=g∘f
(a) f(y)=y−3 and g(y)=y⋅3
(b) f(y)=y{5} and g(y)=3y+7
(c) f(y)=y−2 and g(y)=y+7
(d) f(y)=y−2 and g(y)=3y+7
Solution
1. V∖W={y∈R:0<y<2} is all elements from V, which do not belong to W.
2. A∪B means that we have objects from A or B (and they don't equal each other). That's why A∪B is not always equal to A.
(A∖B)∪(B∖A). We don't know whether A⊂B or B⊂A. There are at least two elements: one from A, and the other from B. That's why (A∖B)∪(B∖A) is not empty.
(A∖B)∩(B∖A)
We can see from the diagram that this intersection is empty.
It is not equal to Z.
The true relation is (b).
3. f∘g=f(y⋅3)=y3−3 and g∘f=g(y−3)=(y−3)3∘y3−33⇒f∘g=g∘f
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