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If A is a set with m elements and B is a set with n elements, how many relations can be constructed from A to B ?
1) m^{n}
2) n^{m}
3) Factorial (n) x Factorial (m)
4) n x m

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Answered by dhanu47
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hey, your answer is c because

Answered by swethassynergy
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Correct- Question

If A is a set with m elements and B is a set with n elements, how many relations can be constructed from A to B ?

1) m^{n}

2) n^{m}

3) Factorial (n) x Factorial (m)

4) 2^{(mn)}

Answer:

The number of relations which can be  constructed from A to B  is 2^{(mn)} and option (4) is correct.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

A is a set with m elements.

B is a set with n elements.

To Find:

The number of relations which can be  constructed from A to B.

Solution:

As given-A is a set with m elements.

               B is a set with n elements.

Then the number of relations between A and B  can be constructed =2^{(mn)}.

Thus, the number of relations between A and B  can be constructed =2^{(mn)} and option (4) is correct.

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