Math, asked by goyoolka, 1 year ago

If the sets A and B are defined as:

A = { (x,y) : y = 1/x, x ≠ 0, x ∈ R };
B = { (x,y) : y = -x, x ∈ R }

Then,
(a) A∩B = A
(b) A∩B = B
(c) A∩B = Ф
(d) None of these

Answers

Answered by starsuraj
35
A -----> (1,1) ; (2,1/2) and so on
B -----> (1,-1) ; (2,-2) and so on
therefore a intersection b is phi

goyoolka: Or?
goyoolka: 1 common nai kya?
starsuraj: its 1 1 in a and 1 -1 in b
goyoolka: Oh ok
goyoolka: Now i know
Answered by unknown39a
13
A n B is phi. no common.

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