Sets, Relations & Functions
27 JEE Main questions · Maths
Reflexive and symmetric relations
The number of relations, defined on the set , which are both reflexive and symmetric, is equal to:- (1)256
- (2)16
- (3)1024
- (4)64
Set operations on intervals
Let and . Then- (1)
- (2)
- (3)
- (4)
Symmetric relations
Let . Let be the relation on defined by if and only if . Let be the number of elements in , and be the minimum number of elements required to be added in to make it a symmetric relation. Then is equal to:- (1)23
- (2)25
- (3)21
- (4)27
Symmetric relations
Let the relation on the set be given by Then the minimum number of elements required to be added in , in order to make the relation symmetric, is equal to- (1)1
- (2)2
- (3)4
- (4)3
Counting elements of a relation
The number of elements in the relation is- (1)77
- (2)89
- (3)67
- (4)86
Domain of a function
Let the domain of the function be . Then is equal to:- (1)10
- (2)12
- (3)9
- (4)8
Greatest integer function
Let , where is the greatest integer function. Then- (1) only for
- (2) only for
- (3)
- (4) for finitely many values of .
Functional equations
Let and be functions satisfying , and , , for all . If , then is equal to:- (1)7
- (2)5
- (3)6
- (4)4
We corrected a printing error in the original paper
Source printed “” and “” (letter l for the number 1); the missing “If” added before “”.
Domain of logarithmic function
Let the domain of the function be the interval . Let the hyperbola have eccentricity and the length of the latus rectum . Then is equal to:- (1)5
- (2)11
- (3)9
- (4)7
Reflexive and symmetric relations
Let . Let be a relation on defined by if and only if . Let be the number of elements in . Let and be the minimum number of elements required to be added in to make it reflexive and symmetric relations respectively. Then is equal to:- (1)32
- (2)34
- (3)33
- (4)35
Number of onto functions
Consider two sets and Then the number of onto functions is equal to:- (1)62
- (2)79
- (3)32
- (4)81
We corrected a printing error in the original paper
Source printed “” (lower-case z) for the set of integers.
Equivalence relations
Let . Let be a relation on defined by if and only if is a multiple of 3.
Given below are two statements:
Statement I:
Statement II: is an equivalence relation.
In the light of the above statements, choose the correct answer from the options given below- (1)Both Statement I and Statement II are correct
- (2)Statement I is incorrect but Statement II is correct
- (3)Statement I is correct but Statement II is incorrect
- (4)Both Statement I and Statement II are incorrect
We corrected a printing error in the original paper
Source printed the set with a closing parenthesis, “2,....9)”, instead of a closing brace.
Domain of logarithmic function
If the domain of the function is , then equals:- (1)170
- (2)177
- (3)307
- (4)316
Number of elements in relation
Let be a relation defined on the set by Then the number of elements in is- (1)6
- (2)18
- (3)12
- (4)15
Functional equations
Let be a function such that , , where . Then is equal to- (1)
- (2)36
- (3)18
- (4)9
Composite function equation
If , and , where is a differentiable function, then is equal to:- (1)
- (2)
- (3)
- (4)
We corrected a printing error in the original paper
Assumption “where is a differentiable function” added; the source leaves it unstated, and without it may change at to the other root of the equation, which gives (option 2).
One-one and many-one functions
Given below are two statements :
Statement I : The function defined by is one-one.
Statement II : The function defined by is many-one.
In the light of the above statements, choose the correct answer from the options given below :
- (1)Both Statement I and Statement II are false.
- (2)Both Statement I and Statement II are true.
- (3)Statement I is false but Statement II is true.
- (4)Statement I is true but Statement II is false.
Domain of a function
If the domain of the function is , then the value of is .Number of elements in relation
Let . Let be a relation on the set given by if and only if divides and . Then the number of elements in is .Number of onto functions
The number of functions , which are not onto, is:- (1)48
- (2)45
- (3)51
- (4)35
Inverse of a function
For the function defined by , among the two statements:
(I) The set contains exactly two elements, and
(II) The set is an empty set,- (1)only (I) is TRUE
- (2)only (II) is TRUE
- (3)both (I) and (II) are TRUE
- (4)neither (I) nor (II) is TRUE
Functional equations
Let for some , be a function satisfying for all . If and , then the value of is:- (1)110
- (2)140
- (3)150
- (4)170
Counting elements of a relation
Let and . Then the number of elements, in the relation is .One-one and onto functions
Let be defined as . Then is:- (1)both one-one and onto
- (2)one-one but not onto
- (3)onto but not one-one
- (4)neither one-one nor onto
Transitive closure of relation
Let . Then the minimum number of elements, required to be added in to make it a transitive relation, is .Equivalence relations and counting
Consider the relation on the set defined by if and only if . Then among the statements:
I. The number of elements in is 17
II. is an equivalence relation
- (1)Only I is true
- (2)Only II is true
- (3)Both I and II are true
- (4)Neither I nor II is true
Polynomial functional equation
Let be a polynomial function such that and . Then is equal to .
