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A⁴={b:b€Z' and -7<3b-1<or=2}

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Answered by nidhigarg17121pavwq8
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Answered by codiepienagoya
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Given:

\bold{A^4= \{ b:b \in Z' \ and  -7 &lt; 3b-1&lt; or = 2 \}}

To prove:

Find the value of A^4.

Solution:

\Rightarrow \bold{A^4= \{ b:b \in Z' \ and  -7 &lt; 3b-1&lt; or = 2 \}}

solve equation:

         = -7 &lt; 3b-1&lt; or = 2 \\\\    .................add  1 in the above value,

         = -7+1 &lt; 3b-1+1&lt; or = 2+1 \\\\= -6 &lt; 3b&lt; or = 3\\\\= -2 &lt; b&lt; or = 1 \\\\

in this equation -2 is  not count so the value of b is -1, 0, 1

A^4 = \{ b\}\\

So, \ A = \ 0, \pm 1, \ and  \ \pm \sqrt{i}

The value of = \bold{\ A = \ 0, \pm 1, \ and  \ \pm \sqrt{i}}

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