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Sati [7]
1 year ago
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Suppose that the relation Tis defined as follows.T= {(3, a), (5, c), (5, d))Give the domain and range of T.Write your answers us

ing set notation.domain=range =I need help with this math problem.
Mathematics
1 answer:
diamong [38]1 year ago
8 0

Given:

The relation T is defined as follows:

T=\lbrace(3,a),(5,c),(5,d)\rbrace

Required:

To give the domain(D) and range(R) of T.

Explanation:

We have the relation T defined as:

T=\lbrace(3,a),(5,c),(5,d)\rbrace

Then the domain(D) of the relation T is,

D=\lbrace3,5,5\rbrace

The range (R) of the relation T is,

R=\lbrace a,c,d\rbrace

Final Answer:

The domain(D) and range (R) of the relation T is,

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