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    16.1Relation and Function

    Relation and Function Revision Questions

    1. . What are the ordered pairs determined by the points A, B and C in the figure?

    Math Tutorials: Relation and Function Example
    1. A = (0, -2); B = (1, 3); C(4, 2)
    2. A = (-2, 0); B = (1, 3); C(4, 2)
    3. A = (-2, 0); B = (3, 1); C(4, 2)
    4. A = (-2, 0); B = (3, 1); C(2, 4)

    Correct Answer: C

    2. . What is the minimum distance between the ordered pairs (-1, 2), (0, -1) and (4, 1)?

    1. 16 units
    2. √32 units
    3. √26 units
    4. √18 units

    Correct Answer: C

    3. . What is the number of ordered pairs contains the Cartesian square produced by the number set A = {0, 2, 3, 4}?

    1. 1
    2. 4
    3. 8
    4. 16

    Correct Answer: D

    4. . What is the right-bottom ordered pair obtained when the Cartesian product A × B is mapped on a graph? The sets are: A = {-1, 2, 3} and B = {0, 4}.

    1. (3, 0)
    2. (-1, 0)
    3. (3, 4)
    4. (-1, 4)

    Correct Answer: A

    5. . The input values set of a relation is X = {-3 0, 3, 7} and the corresponding output set is B = {0, 9, 49}. What is the relation formula?

    1. y = x + 3
    2. y = x2
    3. y = -3x
    4. y = 7x

    Correct Answer: B

    6. . Which of the following relations is NOT a function?

    Math Tutorials: Relation and Function Example

    Correct Answer: C

    7. . A function f(x) = 3 - 2x + 4/x is given. What is f(4) - f(2)?

    1. -4
    2. -3
    3. 2
    4. 5

    Correct Answer: B

    8. . Two number sets: A = {2, 4, 6, 8} and B = {5, 11, 17, 23} are in a relation. What is this relation expressed in the set builder method?

    1. R = {x ∊ N, y ∊ N, y = 3x - 1}
    2. R = { x ∊ N, y ∊ N, y = 4x - 3}
    3. {x ∊ N, y ∊ N, x ⋮ 2, y = 3x - 1}
    4. {x ∊ N, y ∊ N, x ⋮ 2, x < 9, y = 3x - 1}

    Correct Answer: D

    9. . What is the domain D of the function

    y = √(x - 1)
    1. D = [0, +∞)
    2. D = (-∞, +∞)
    3. D = [1, +∞)
    4. D = (1, +∞)

    Correct Answer: C

    10. . What is the range R of the function

    y=2-5x

    if the domain of this function is D = [1, 5]?

    1. R = [-23, -3]
    2. R = [1, 5]
    3. [7, 27]
    4. [-27, -3]

    Correct Answer: A

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