116 7 118 119 Chapter One 126-166 Abstract Algebra 126 140 = sy 149 §1. Sets, Relations and Mappings : ] \42. IF A and B are subsets of a set X, then 167-179 1.1, Match List and List 2 (An CC By] UB is equal to Litt 1 “ist DALBGAMB GDA GB. ist ist WT JE. Let X and ¥ be two finite sets having m 180-229 A) LXNYOZ and n elements respectively. What will nae y be the number of distinct relations that x ccan be defined from X to ? 230-246 Gm. + 1 (ii) man (iti) 2" (iv) 2 +, 230 z \JA. The relation of “fathethood! in the set of 233 B) 2XA(YUD all men is ca y (symmetric (ii) reflexive x (iii) tansitive (iv) none of these. 240 N/‘The number of non-empty subsets of a 247-268 z set consisting of 8 elements is on 9 3.YNKUZ) Ad 256 (ii) 255 (iii) 128 (iv) 127. 269-281 # UG. Let A and B be two sets having S common oe x elements. The number of elements common to A x Band Bx A is 228 2 Ai) 0 Gi) 5 Gi) 28 Givy 5. 289 D) vy *ZOKOY) | ex, bea set with n elements, where nis 294-306 e any finite cardinal number, then the 0 cardinal number of its power set PCK,) is 307-326 a 2" Gi) 2**1 Gitiy 2” Gv) w 319 8. Let Rbe a relation in the set of integers ‘The correct match is 2, defined by a Rb if and only if @ and 327-343 A Bc Dp both are neither even nor odd, Then Ris 341 @ 2 3 1 4 ) reflexive and symmetric Catia deen i) symmetric and transitive GD 40302 1 iii) symmetric but neither reflexive nor aoe @) 203 4 1 transitive