Math, asked by godfrey20, 3 months ago

If P= {1, 2, 3) and Q = {14},
find sets P x Q and Q x P

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Answered by rakeshvermagola

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Answer:

P×Q={(1,14),(2,14),(3,14)}

Q×P={(14,1),(14,2),(14,3)}

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