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RELATIONS AND FUNCTIONS II MCQs
Relations And Functions
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Answer: Option D. -> Not a periodic function
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D
Try drawing cos√xgraph. It’s not periodic.
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D
Try drawing cos√xgraph. It’s not periodic.
Answer: Option D. -> {0}
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D
f(x)=tan(π[x2−x])1+sin(cosx)={0}because of[x2−x]isinteger.
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D
f(x)=tan(π[x2−x])1+sin(cosx)={0}because of[x2−x]isinteger.
Answer: Option A. -> 0
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A
(ho(gof))(x)=h{g{f(x)}}
=h{tanx2}=log{tanx2}
∴Atx=√π4⇒(ho(gof))(x)=logtanπ4
= log 1 = 0
:
A
(ho(gof))(x)=h{g{f(x)}}
=h{tanx2}=log{tanx2}
∴Atx=√π4⇒(ho(gof))(x)=logtanπ4
= log 1 = 0
Answer: Option B. -> Symmetric
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B
Clearly, the relation is symmetric but it is neither reflexive nor transitive.
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B
Clearly, the relation is symmetric but it is neither reflexive nor transitive.
Answer: Option B. -> 8+(5−x3)15
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B
y=f(x)=(5−(x−8)5)13
then y3=5−(x−8)5⇒(x−8)5=5−y3
⇒x=8+(5−y3)15
Let, z=g(x)=8+(5−x3)15
To check, f(g(x))=[5−(x−8)5]13
=(5−[(5−x3)15]5)13=(5−5+x3)13=x
similarly , we can show that g(f(x))=x
Hence, g(x)=8+(5−x3)15 is the inverse of f(x)
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B
y=f(x)=(5−(x−8)5)13
then y3=5−(x−8)5⇒(x−8)5=5−y3
⇒x=8+(5−y3)15
Let, z=g(x)=8+(5−x3)15
To check, f(g(x))=[5−(x−8)5]13
=(5−[(5−x3)15]5)13=(5−5+x3)13=x
similarly , we can show that g(f(x))=x
Hence, g(x)=8+(5−x3)15 is the inverse of f(x)
Answer: Option A. -> one – one but not onto
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A
We can draw the graph and see that the given function is one - one.
Since, Range ⊏ Codomain ⇒ f is into
∴ f is only injective.
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A
We can draw the graph and see that the given function is one - one.
Since, Range ⊏ Codomain ⇒ f is into
∴ f is only injective.
Answer: Option C. -> Bijective
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C
We have seen that inverse exists only when function is one-one and onto, i.e. Bijective.
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C
We have seen that inverse exists only when function is one-one and onto, i.e. Bijective.
Answer: Option D. -> None of these
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D
Since A⊆A.
∴ Relation ′⊆′ is reflexive.
Since A⊆B,B⊆C⇒A⊆C
∴ Relation ′⊆′ is transitive.
But If A⊆B, Doesn't imply B⊆A,
∴ Relation is not symmetric
:
D
Since A⊆A.
∴ Relation ′⊆′ is reflexive.
Since A⊆B,B⊆C⇒A⊆C
∴ Relation ′⊆′ is transitive.
But If A⊆B, Doesn't imply B⊆A,
∴ Relation is not symmetric
Answer: Option D. -> [17,7]
:
D
y=x2−3x+4x2+3x+4
yx2+3xy+4y=x2−3x+4
x2(y−1)+3x(y+1)+4(y−1)=0
D ≥0⇒9(y+1)2−4.4(y−1)2≥0
(3(y+1)−4(y−1)) (3(y+1)+4(y−1))≥0
(−y+7)(7y−1)≥0
(y−7)(y−17)≤0
17≤y≤7
:
D
y=x2−3x+4x2+3x+4
yx2+3xy+4y=x2−3x+4
x2(y−1)+3x(y+1)+4(y−1)=0
D ≥0⇒9(y+1)2−4.4(y−1)2≥0
(3(y+1)−4(y−1)) (3(y+1)+4(y−1))≥0
(−y+7)(7y−1)≥0
(y−7)(y−17)≤0
17≤y≤7
Answer: Option A. -> 0
:
A
(ho(gof))(x)=h{g{f(x)}}
=h{tanx2}=log{tanx2}
∴Atx=√π4⇒(ho(gof))(x)=logtanπ4
= log 1 = 0
:
A
(ho(gof))(x)=h{g{f(x)}}
=h{tanx2}=log{tanx2}
∴Atx=√π4⇒(ho(gof))(x)=logtanπ4
= log 1 = 0