let R relation in N defined by R={(1+x),(1+x^2)/x<=4,x∈N} find domain of R
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Given :-
R is a relation in N defined by R={(1+x),(1+x^2)/x<=4,x∈N}
To find :-
Find the domain of R ?
Solution :-
Given that :
R is a relation in N
R is defined as {(1+x , 1+x^2)/x≤4,x∈N}
If x≤4 then the possible values of x = 1,2,3,4
since x∈N
If x = 1 then (1+x,1+x²)
=> (1+1,1+1²)
=>(2,1+1)
=> (2,2)
If x = 2 then (1+x,1+x²)
=> (1+2,(1+2²)
=> (3,1+4)
=> (3,5)
If x = 3 then (1+x,1+x²)
=> (1+3,1+3²)
=>(4,1+9)
=> (4,10)
If x = 4 then (1+x,1+x²)
=> (1+4,1+4²)
=> (5,1+16)
=> (5,17)
Therefore, R = { (2,2),(3,5),(4,10),(5,17) }
The first coordinates in these order pairs are 2,3,4,5
Domain of R = {2,3,4,5}
The second coordinates in these order pairs are 2,5,10,17
Range of R = {2,5,10,17}
Answer:-
The domain of the relation R = { 2,3,4,5}
Used formulae:-
- The set of the first coordinates in the order pairs is called Domain.
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