Can't do either of these đŸ„Č

How to do 💀 I've spent a good 30 mins of brainstorming but can't get anything
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iTeachChem Helper
iTeachChem Helper‱9mo ago
@Apu
iTeachChem Helper
iTeachChem Helper‱9mo ago
Note for OP
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Aman
Aman‱9mo ago
Bruh
cree
cree‱9mo ago
,rotate
TeXit
TeXit‱9mo ago
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cree
cree‱9mo ago
let (x,y)∈(A×B)∩(C×D) (x,y)∈A×B and (x,y)∈C×D (x∈A and y∈B ) and (x∈C and y∈D) (x∈ A and x∈C) and (y∈B and y∈D) x∈ A ∩ C and y∈B ∩ D (x,y)∈(A ∩ C)×(B ∩ D) i cant reallllllly read the question 36 too much light at the end 😭
KaiZĂȘn
KaiZĂȘn‱9mo ago
domain is the set of numbers that you can input into the function. Look at the inequality in qn 36 and you can see the domain is given to you as a mod function. |x| <= 3 means x belongs from [-3, 3]
Deleted User
Deleted UserOP‱9mo ago
Ok
KaiZĂȘn
KaiZĂȘn‱9mo ago
Likewise, range is the set of numbers you get as an output of the function when you after you input the domain into it. Calculate y=|x-1| for all the values of x in the domain and all the values that you get are the range of this relation Did you get the logic about how |x| <= 3 gives values b/w [-3,3]?
Deleted User
Deleted UserOP‱9mo ago
Yes because mod allows for the value inside to be both +ve or -ve cuz applying mod the outcome value is +ve anyways and since x<=3 value will lie between -3 and 3
KaiZĂȘn
KaiZĂȘn‱9mo ago
perfect
Deleted User
Deleted UserOP‱9mo ago
But x is a real number we can't really compute this
KaiZĂȘn
KaiZĂȘn‱9mo ago
x belongs to integers innit? Its given in the question.
Deleted User
Deleted UserOP‱9mo ago
Oh yea Didn't see that
KaiZĂȘn
KaiZĂȘn‱9mo ago
Also lets say a range cannot be computed, you can write it as a set of numbers. You get me?
Deleted User
Deleted UserOP‱9mo ago
Thanks dude Soo if it were given that x is a real number then do we inequate mod x-1 to -3 and 3? and then find the intersections?
KaiZĂȘn
KaiZĂȘn‱9mo ago
Inequate? You mean x-1 = 3 and x-1 = -3?
Deleted User
Deleted UserOP‱9mo ago
No as in <=-3 and 3 (I'm relative new to this and I'm not too familiar with the terminology like is inequate a word? Idk man I'm tired 💀)
KaiZĂȘn
KaiZĂȘn‱9mo ago
Nope. [-3,3] is the domain, which means these are the values of the variable x
Deleted User
Deleted UserOP‱9mo ago
Wait is this not an interval?
KaiZĂȘn
KaiZĂȘn‱9mo ago
Thus if x belongs to real, you will just find y=|x-1| for the max and min value of x i.e 3 and -3 in this case
Deleted User
Deleted UserOP‱9mo ago
Ohhh and all values of y lie in between
KaiZĂȘn
KaiZĂȘn‱9mo ago
It is an interval which defines the set of values that only x can take
Deleted User
Deleted UserOP‱9mo ago
Yeee okk
KaiZĂȘn
KaiZĂȘn‱9mo ago
Yeahhh spot on.
Deleted User
Deleted UserOP‱9mo ago
I'm starting to get it now
KaiZĂȘn
KaiZĂȘn‱9mo ago
Also inequate aint a term. No worries tho 👍
Deleted User
Deleted UserOP‱9mo ago
Noice I'm sure a bunch more questions and I'll be good at this shit đŸ„Č👍
KaiZĂȘn
KaiZĂȘn‱9mo ago
Happy to help :))
Deleted User
Deleted UserOP‱9mo ago
+solved @KaiZĂȘn
iTeachChem Helper
iTeachChem Helper‱9mo ago
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