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Question #40333
The Question
Let be the set of all integers in the domain of the real-valued function The total number of relations that can be defined on the set is:
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- B.
- C.
- D.
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Concepts Behind This Question
Total Number of Relations|Real-Valued Function Domain|Modulus Function Breakdown|Domain Constraint Intersections
Why This Question Is Tricky
Common Mistakes
This question tests the student's ability to carefully intersect multiple domain constraints, specifically targeting the common trap of ignoring strict inequalities at boundary points.
Students often solve the modulus inequality to find the closed intervals , yielding four integer points .
The 'Lethal Collision' occurs when they fail to apply the strict domain constraints of the logarithmic functions ( and ), which exclude the boundary points 3 and 6.
Missing this reduces the set size from to , drastically changing the power set calculation from to .
This punishes rote calculation of relations without rigorous domain intersection.
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Question Information
| Subject | Mathematics |
| Chapter | Relations and Functions - Class 11 |
| Concept | Total Number of Relations |
| Difficulty | 8 |
| Cognitive Load | 7 |
| Target Solve Time | 160 sec |
| Access | Free |