Q1
Given:
A={1,2,3}A={1,2,3}
B={1,3,5}B={1,3,5}
and
R={(x,y)∣y<x}R={(x,y)∣y<x}
We are to find the relation RR and also the Domain and Range.
Step 1: Write down all possible ordered pairs (x,y)(x,y)
x∈A={1,2,3}x∈A={1,2,3}
y∈B={1,3,5}y∈B={1,3,5}
Step 2: Keep only those pairs where y<xy<x
For x=1x=1: y<1y<1 → No yy in BB satisfies this.
For x=2x=2: y<2y<2 → y=1y=1
For x=3x=3: y<3y<3 → y=1y=1
✅ So,
R={(2,1),(3,1)}R={(2,1),(3,1)}
Step 3: Domain and Range
Domain: Values of xx that appear in RR
Domain={2,3}Domain={2,3}
Range: Values of yy that appear in RR
Range={1}Range={1}
✅ Final Answer:
R={(2,1),(3,1)},Domain={2,3},Range={1}R={(2,1),
(3,1)},Domain={2,3},Range={1}
Q2
Given:
f(x)=3x2+x−8f(x)=3x2+x−8
(i) Evaluate f(1)f(1)
f(1)=3(1)2+(1)−8=3+1−8=−4f(1)=3(1)2+(1)−8=3+1−8=−4
✅ f(1)=−4f(1)=−4
(ii) Find Domain and Range
Domain: Since it’s a polynomial function, domain = all real numbers RR.
Range:
f(x)=3x2+x−8f(x)=3x2+x−8 is an upward-opening parabola (since coefficient
of x2x2 is positive).
To find the minimum value:
x=−b2a=−12(3)=−16x=−2ab=−2(3)1=−61f(−16)=3(−16)2+
(−16)−8=3(136)−16−8=112−16−8=1−2−9612=−9712f(−61
)=3(−61)2+(−61)−8=3(361)−61−8=121−61−8=121−2−96
=−1297
✅ So, Range: [−9712,∞)[−1297,∞)
Q3 (i)
f(x)=1+x2f(x)=1+x2
Domain: all real numbers RR
Range: Since x2≥0x2≥0,
f(x)=1+x2≥1f(x)=1+x2≥1
✅ Range: [1,∞)[1,∞)
Q3 (ii)
f(x)=1x−4f(x)=x−41
Domain: all real numbers except where denominator = 0
→ x≠4x=4
Range: The expression 1x−4x−41 can take any real value except 0 (since numerator ≠
0).
✅ Range: R∖{0}R∖{0}
Q3 (iii)
g(n)=ng(n)=n
Domain: Only defined for non-negative nn
→ n≥0n≥0
Range: Output of square root is also non-negative
→ g(n)≥0g(n)≥0
✅ Domain: [0,∞)[0,∞), Range: [0,∞)[0,∞)
✅ FINAL SUMMARY
Questi
on Function / Relation Domain Range Extra Notes
R={(2,1), Relation where y
Q1 (3,1)}R={(2,1),(3,1)} {2, 3} {1} <x
f(x)=3x2+x−8f(x)=3x2 [−9712,∞) f(1)=−4f(1)=
Q2 +x−8 RR [−1297,∞) −4
Q3(i) f(x)=1+x2f(x)=1+x2 RR [1, ∞)
Questi
on Function / Relation Domain Range Extra Notes
∖{4}
R∖{4}R
Q3(ii) f(x)=1x−4f(x)=x−41 R∖{0}R∖{0}
Q3(iii) g(n)=ng(n)=n [0, ∞) [0, ∞)