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Z is a |
Infinite set
Finite set
Singleton set
Set of all integers
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2 |
{0} is a |
Empty set
Singleton set
Zero set
Null Set
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3 |
Every set is an improper subset of |
Empty set
Equivalent set
Itself
Singleton set
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4 |
Empty set is |
Not subset of every set
Finite set
Infinite set
Not the member of real numbers
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5 |
if A = (x/x€ Q˄ 0 < x < 1}, the A is |
Infinite set
Finite set
Set of rational numbers
Set of real numbers
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6 |
If there is one-one correspondence between A and B, then we write. |
A = B
A⊆ B
A⊇ B
A ∼ B
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7 |
P∉ A means |
<i>P</i>is subset of A
<i>P</i>is an element of A
<i>P does not belongs to A</i>
A does not element of <i>P</i>
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8 |
The set of months in a year beginning with S. |
{September, October, November}
Singleton set
Null set
Empty set
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9 |
A = B iff |
All elements of A also the elements of B
A and B should be singleton
A and B have the same number of elements
If both have the same element
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10 |
If P = {x/x = p/q where p,q∈ Z and q≠ 0}, then P is the set of |
Irrational numbers
Even numbers
Rational numbers
Whole numbers
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11 |
If S = {3,6,9,12.......}, then |
S = Four multiples of 3
S = Set of even numbers
S = Set of prime numbers
S = All multiples of 3
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12 |
Which of the following is the definition of singleton |
The objects in a set
A set having no element
A set having no subset
None of these
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13 |
If T = {2,4,6,8,10,12}, then |
T = (First six natural numbers)
T = (First six odd numbers)
T = (First six real numbers)
T = ( First six even numbers)
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14 |
Which of the following statement is true? |
A set is a collection of non-empty object
A set is a collection of only numbers
a set is any collection of things
a set is well-defined collection of objects
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15 |
24 can be written as a product of |
Odd factors
Even factors
Whole factors
Prime factors
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16 |
14 is not a |
Prime number
Whole number
Even number
Real number
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17 |
Any whole number can be written as a product of factors which are |
Odd numbers
Prime number
Rational number
Even number
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18 |
If P is a whole number greater than 1, which has only P and I are factors. Then P is called |
Wholw number
Prime number
Even number
Odd number
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19 |
The set of positive integers, 0 and negative integers is known as the set of |
Natural numbers
Rational numbers
All integers
Irrational numbers
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20 |
√2 +√3 +√5) = (√2 +√3 +√5: this property is called |
associative property w.r.t addition
commutative property
Closure property w.r.t addition
Additive identity
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21 |
3.5+5.4=5.4+3.5 =8.9 this property of addition is called |
additive identity
assoclative property
commulative property
closure property
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22 |
2/9,5/7∈ R,(2│9)(5│7)=10/63∈R this property is called |
Associative property
Identity property
Commutative property
Closure property w.r.t multiplication
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23 |
If 0 = R, thenthe additive inverse of a is |
1/9
<sup>1/-9</sup>
a
-a
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24 |
The identity element with respect to subtraction is |
0
-1
0 and 1
None of thes
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25 |
If a and b are real numbers then a+b is also real number this law is called |
associative law of addition
closure law of addition
Distributive law of addition
Commutative law of addition
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26 |
The negative square root of 9 can be written as: |
-√9
√9
√18
-√18
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27 |
The√ is used for the |
Positive square root
Negative square root
+ve and -ve square root
Whole number
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28 |
4/√49 is a |
Irrational Number
Prime Number
Rational number
Whole number
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29 |
The additive identity of real number is |
1
2
1/2
<b>0</b>
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30 |
I is not |
Real number
Natural number
Prime Number
Whole Number
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