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srikanth has recently got married and he wants to maintain his monthly expenses. He recorded his monthly expenses E ( n ) for last year as E ( n ) = − n 2 + 16 n − 40 , where n is the number of month and n ∈ { 1 , 2 , . . . , 11 , 12 } . He came to know that he should keep his monthly expense ₹20,000 per month for fulfilling his other plans. Let N 1 be the set of month numbers when he spent more than ₹20,000, N − 1 be the set of month numbers when he spent less than ₹20,000, and N 0 be the set of month numbers when he spent ₹20,000. Assuming last year expenses as the benchmark for his expenses, choose the set of correct options. Cardinality of N 1 is 3. Cardinality of N − 1 is 7. Based on the cardinalities of N 1 and N − 1 only, we can not prove that Srikanth has spent on average ₹20,000 per month last year. As cardinality of N 1 is more than N − 1 , gives a proof that Srikanth has spent on average less than ₹20,000 per month last year. As cardinality of N 1 is equal to N − 1 , gives a proof that Srikanth has spent on average ₹20,000 per month last year.​

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Answered by geets1501
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Answer:

Cardinality of  N 1  is 3.

Cardinality of  N -1 is 7.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by amitnrw
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Given : E(n)  = -n² + 16n - 40

E(n) in thousands

n is the number of month and n∈{1,2,...,11,12}.

should keep his monthly expense ₹20,000 per month for fulfilling his other plans

To Find :   Cardinality of  N₁ , N₋₁ and   N₀

Solution:

E(n)  = -n² + 16n - 40

E(n)  = 20 thousands

-n² + 16n - 40 = 20

=>  -n² + 16n  - 60 = 0

=>  -( n² - 16n + 60) = 0

=> -(n - 10)(n - 6)  = 0

n = 6 , n = 10

Expense = 20 k

n< 6  and   n > 10  Expense  is less

6 < n < 10  Expense is more

N₁ =  { 7 , 8 , 9 }                         Cardinality of  N₁ = 3

N₋₁ = { 1 , 2 ,3 , 4 , 5 , 11 , 12}      Cardinality of  N₋₁ = 7

N₀ = { 6 , 10}                                Cardinality of N₀ = 2

As  Cardinality of  N₋₁  is more than Cardinality of N₁

Hence he spend less than 20k on average

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