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Relation Function Step 2

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CHAPTER 1 Relations and Functions SOLUTIONS [Relations] 1. Answer (2) Reflexivity : R is not reflexive becatise forx « A, (x, x) «R (%v each element of A is not related) Symmetric : For (x, y) « R = (Wx)also « R Hence, R is symmetric. Transitive : We observe that (c, a) « Rand (a)c) < R, but (¢, c) eR. Hence, Ris not transitive 2. Answer (1) B={2,4, 7}, C=(3,5,8) > BOCe 3. Answer (2) I= 2¢= 16, m= 2= 16, n= = 16, =0 = 2-m- 4, Answer (3) R, = {(1, 5), (1, 6)}, Re = {(3, 6), (3,7), (3, 8), (3, 9), (4, 8), (4, 9)} Ri" = ((6, 3), (7, 3), (8, 3), (9, 3), (8, 4), (9, 4)) ROR, = (1, 3)} 5. Answer (4) ne tne tn, 2 nt nt nyt ne 1+ +1 +64 = 67 6. Answer (2) R, is reflexive, symmetric as well as transitive R, is not reflexive and transitive but it is symmetric, R, is reflexive, symmetric as well as transitive hence R, is equivalence Corporate Office : AESL, 3rd Floor, Incuspaze Campus-2, Plot-13, Sector-18, Udyog Vinar, Gurugram, Haryana-122018 8 Relations and Functions Solutions of Assignment (Step-2) Answer (4) Clearly Ris equivalence Answer (2) S,: Ris not reflexive due to the absence of (3, 3). S,: Ris symmetric and transitive, Answer (3) R= (1,2), (2, 3} If Ris equivalence then R will as R= (1, 1), (2, 2), (3, 3), (1, 2), 2, 1), 2 3), (3, 2), (1, 3), (3, 1)) Added order pairs = 7 Answer (1) Ris reflexive as 1+ axa=1+a°>0 Ris symmetric because, if 1 + ab >0 > 1+ ba>0 But R is not transitive in all case For example 1 4 4/1 (3) R(-g) as 1+ 3(-3) > 9 and (-$) R(-4)as 1+ (-4)(-4)>0 But (4) R (-4) is not possible as 14 4-4) = -1€0 Hence, R is not transitive. ‘Answer (4) (1) (@, 6) R (a,b): = 5, hence Ris reflexive 2) (@)Red: 5-H (6, d) Ra, by: G=2 Hence, R is symmetric. 3) (a b)R(e ad: BaF wali) (RUN: G-F ei) By (i). (i) =F = (a,b) R(e, f), hence Ris transitive. Hence R is equivalence. ‘Answer (4) Reflexivity : Let x be an arbitrary element of Rand x « R. = beh = ORK Hence, R, is reflexive. Corporate Office : AESL, 3rd Floor, Incuspaze Campus-2, Plot-13, Sector-18, Udyog Vihar, Gurugram, Haryana-122018 ‘Solutions of Assignment (Step-2) Relations and Functions |) Symmetric : Let (x, y) © R, Hl=bi = Wel = UNeR, Hence, R, is symmetric. Transitive : Let (x, y) and (y, z) ¢ R. = bl = [yl and [yl = lz) = Well = &2eR, Hence, R, is transitive Thus, R is an equivalence relation. 13. Answer (4) Clearly, T is an equivalence relation ie., reflexive, symmetric and transitive. But for S = {(x, y): y=x+ 1} x2x41= (x, x) ¢ S= Sis not reflexive. S is not equivalence relation, [Mapping] 14, Answer (2) ‘The number of Surjections = 2°-*C.1 18. Answer (3) ‘The total number of injective mappings =)"Pa = 16. Answer (4) Clearly, function is neither one-one nor onto, + x 2 17. Answer (1) B(x) = x+ cosx fx(x)=1-sinx= 0 f(x) =0 hold for only point x = (2n+1)5,nE/ ie, at discrete points not in interval hence function is strictly increasing. Hence function is one-one and onto. Similarly we can prove for f, f, 18. Answer (3) () yeteteeeta(1 +e) (14x) = y2 1 hence it is not onto Corporate Office : AESL, 3rd Floor, Incuspaze Campus-2, Plot, Sector-18, Udyog Vihar, Gurugram, Haryana-122018 410) Relations and Functions Solutions of Assignment (Step-2) 19, 24. 22, 23, 24, 2) (x) = ee, range = [0, 1] Hence not onto. @) yaxtasetes y © Rhence itis onto (4) y= aS y > T hence its not onto Answer (1) fle) = ¥ + 4¢ + ox + dis one-one. (x) will be either > 0 or < 0 fla) = 9x + 8x +6 Hence, its discriminant D < 0 8 — 4(3)(0) <0 = o> Hence, ¢ can take value 6 Answer (4) Al statomenis are true by using the standard result. ‘Answer (4) fle) =x +8 + 3x + sin x f (x)= 3x? + 2c +34 cos x= 3(x+4) + Pteosx> 0 + Pw>OvKER Hence fix) is one-one and ont Similarly (2), (3) are true but (4) is false, The maximum value of a + bis 36. Answer (2) Since many triangles may have same perimeter hence function is not injective but many one Since there exist a triangle for every postive value of perimeter hence surjective. [Composition of Functions] Answer (4) Here fig(x)) = fix-L[x))=f(x})=[00]= 0, where ()) represents fractional part function Answer (2) Here, f0x)= pL. ate) = fee = —L—= 9) = Tray 900) ' os and (x)= FARO} = —en ¥ So, f(x).g(x).h(x) = Corporate Office :AESL, 3rd Floor, Inuspaze Campus-2, Pot-13, Sector-18, Udyog Vinar, Gurugram, Heryana-122018, Solutions of Assignment (Step-2) Relations and Functions |441 [Inverse of Functions] 25. Answer (4) As, figlx))= 08+ 5)= 2008+ 5)-3= 20+ 7 So, its inverse is given by (57). 26. Answer (3) We have y= My) = 26-9 = #-x+logy=0 atts dlogay Since the range of inverse function is {1,~.) hence neglecting negative sign, we get f(y = Left Alger Similarly (2), (4) are false but (3) is true 27. Answer (2) We have, 2sxsd = 15952 =[§]=10r2 = fix)=x-1 oF fx)=x-2 Since f: [2, 4) > [1, 3) Hence fx) = x-1 = MQjexet [Odd and Even Functions} 28. Answer (3) For a function to be even, fx) = 9) Only option (3) satisfies this condition 29. Answer (2) We have, sin Bs -1 4 44, Answer (4) aR,baab>0 So, definitely (a, a) « R, as a> 0 Ha bbe R, > (ba)eR, Corporate Office : ASL. 3rd Floor, Incuspaze Campus-2, Pot-13, Sector-18, Udyog Vinar, Gurugram, Haryana-122018 Solutions of Assignment (Step-2) Relations and Functions 415) But if (a, b) « Ry, (b, 6) < R, = Then (a, c) may or may not belong to R, {Consider a = -5, b = 0, ¢ = 5 so (a, b) and (b,c) « R, but ac < 0} So, R, is not equivalence relation aRbearb (a, a) « R, = 80 reflexive relation If (@, b) © R, then (b, a) may or may not belong to R, = Sonot symmetric Hence itis not equivalence relation 45. Answer (4) R={(x, y): 3x + ay is multiple of 7}, Now R to be an equivalence relation (1) R should be reflexive : (a, a) RV ac N 3a + au = 7k (B+a)a=Tk 34a= Tk, 20 =7k,-3 Tk +4 (2) Rshould be symmetric : aRb <»bRa aRb : 3a + (7k-3) b= 7m = Ya—b)+Tkb=7m = Xb-a)+7ka=Tm So, aRb = bRa Rwill be symmetric for a = 7k, -3 (3) Transitive : Let (a, 6)¢R, (b, ¢) a+ (?k-3)b=7k, and 3b + (Tk, 3) ¢= 7k, Adding 3a + 7kb + (Tk, - 3) €=7 (k, + ky) 3a + (7k,-3)c=7m (a, c)eR Ris transitive a= Tk-3=Tk+4 46. Answer (2) ged (a, a) = a s0 (a, a) so « R= not reflexive (2,1) « Rout (1, 2)¢R = Not symmetric If ged (a, b) = 1 and ged (b, c) = 1 = ged(a,c)=1 Ris not transitive 47. Answer (3) (RO Ya) WX SX OF Ye 3 (4,6) R (2,7) As 7>6 But (3, 9) R (2, 7) As neither 2>3 nor 7>9 So not transitive 48, Answer (4) A=(1,2,3,4,5) aRy = 4x< 5y ke y. axsby = J R= 41,2), (1,3), (1.4). (1,5), (15), (22), (2.3)912,4), (2.5), (3,3), (3.4), (3,5), (4,4), (4.5), (6.4), (5,5)) n{R) =m =16 Elements to be added to R to make it symmetric (1,2) © R = (2,1) should be added Similarly, (3,1), (4,1), (5:1), (3,2), (4.2)°05.2), (4.3), (5.3) 9 elements should be added neo m+n=25 49. Answer (3) R, = ((x, y) 12x - 3y = 2} (x, y) 15x + 4y = 0) 2x-3y=2 So 2x and 3y both has to be even or odd simultaneously and 2x can't be odd so 2x and 3y both will be even. {(4, 2), (7, 4), (10, 6), (13, 8), (16, 10), (19, 12)} Corporate Office : AESL. 3rd Floor, Incuspaze Campus-2, Plot18, Sector-18, Udyog Vihar, Gurugram, Haryana-122018 Solutions of Assignment (Step-2) Relations and Functions |47 51. 53, For symmetric we need to add 6 elements as (2, 4), (4, 7), (6, 10), (8, 13), (10, 16), (12, 19) M=6 For R, ~ 5x + 4y=0 5x and 4y has to be equal 4y is always even so 5x will also be even R,= (4, 5), (8, 10), (12, 15), (16, 20)} For symmetric we need to add 4 element as (5, 4) (10, 8) (15, 12) (20, 16) Ne4 M+N=6+4=10 Answer (13) R={(a, BY, eX, d)} S:{a,b,¢, d} Adding (a, a), (b, b), (c, c), (d, d) make reflexive. Adding (b, a), (¢,b), (d, b) make SymmettC, And adding (a, d), (a, c) to make transitive Further (d, a) & (c, a) to be added to make Symmetricity. Further (c, d) & (d, c) also be added. So total 13 elements to be added to make equivalence, Answer (19) A={10, 9, 8 7, 6, 4, 3, O} R= {(10, 9), (10, 8), (10, 7), (10,3), (@, 8), (9, 7),(9,6), (9, 4) (2, 0), (8, 7) (8, 6), (8, 3), (7, 8), (7, 4), (7, 0), (6, 4), (6, 3), (4, 3), (3, O)} All the elements of R, (a, b) are of type a > b, Hence we need to add total of 19 more elements to R to make in symmetric, [Basics and Type of Function] Answer (3) as [jefe bef 2. [ee As [x] + x] = -1 (x € 2) Required value =~ 100- {S]+15+0o! ‘Answer (1) A(x) = log.s(3-+ 2sin( $f) sin(—x) + 2cos(4)-cos(x)) = logs(3+ ¥2(cos x-sinx)) Range of cosx ~ sinx is [- 2,12] Then range of f(x) is [0, 2] n-1 [nx] 100) - [492] = -133 $~ibol) ‘Corporate Office : AESL. 3rd Floor, Incuspaze Campus-2, Plot 13, Sector-18, Udyog Vihar, Gurugram, Haryana-122018 418) Relations and Functions Solutions of Assignment (Step-2) 54. 56, 57. Answer (4) 1) +3) = 14 Case! f(t) =2, 3)=12 1) = 12, 3) Total one-one function = 2* 5 x 4 x 3= 120 Case ll f(1) = 4, (3) = 10 1) = 10, 3) = 4 Total one-one function = 2x5 x4 x 3= 120 Total cases = 120 + 120 = 240 ‘Answer (1) 10g), (+ 1) (2x4 §) + Ogg. (K+ 1) = 4 1 logy. (2x4 5) + 2 log, (x 1)=4 Let log,.., (2x* 5) =¢ then t+2=3 3 t=1,2 KF SEKH Loran +5 = (x4 1 = x=-4, 42, -2 out of which only x = 2is acceptable. Answer (1440) A= (XE N= 10x49 50}= (4, 2, 3, ones B=(1, 4,9, 16, ....) fix) s(x-3F +1 (1) <5, 2) <2, (9) <37 1 has 2 choices x= 2has 1 choice Shas 1 choice has 1 choice 5 has 2 choices 6 has 3 choices x= Thas 4 choices 8 has 5 choices x= 9 has 6 choices Total functions = 2% 1 1%1*2%3 4x5 x6 = 1440 ‘Answer (360.00) AN) +(2)+1= (4) 2 fA) +2) <5 Let f(4)=6, then f(1)+f(2)=5 So (f,6) may be (1, 4), (4, 1), (2, 3), (3, 2) Total ways = 4:1.6-6= 144 Corporate Oifice :AESL, 3rd Floor, Incuspaze Campus-2, Plot-13, Sector-18, Udyog Vinar, Gurugram, Haryana-122018 ‘Solutions of Assignment (Step-2) Relations and Functions |49) Let 4) = 5, AA) + f2)= 4 ‘so (f,4) may be (1, 3), (3, 1), (2, 2) Total ways = 3:1:6-6= 108 Let 4) = 4, A) + 2)=3 ‘so (f,£) may be (1, 2), (2, 1) Total ways = 2:1-6-6=72 Let 4) = 3, AA) + 2)=2 Only way (1, 1) Total ways = 1.1.36 = 36 [Classifications of Functions] 58. Answer (2) a+t Ay iitnis odd fim)=) prifnis even 2n=1 4n=2 4,n=3 3n=4 6n=5 5n=6 g(n)= g(n)+4 ama = f(gin))= gn) i 3 ifg(niis even n=4 4 n=2 2n=3 2n=4 fig(n)) = |3,n=5 = fogis onto but not one-one if g(n)is odd = Option (2) is correct. 59. Answer (2) nA) = 3, n(B) = 5 X=90, x 31= 5x43 WMA x B) = 15 Corporate Office : AESL. 3rd Floor, Incuspaze Campus-2, Plot18, Sector-18, Udyog Vihar, Gurugram, Haryana-122018 20) Relations and Functions Solutions of Assignment (Step-2) 8C, x B= 15 «14 « 13 ¥ 15% 1413 _ 91 ““SxaxS "2 * y= 91x 60. Answer (2) Total number of onto function: (3) = 2g(1) then (g(1), 9(3)) = (1, 2) of (2, 4) oF (3, 6) 6 In each case number of onto functions = [4 Required probabity = $= fy 61. Answer (4) f:R-R defined as f(x) = x—1 and g 2 > (> R, glx) 1 eT Now fog(x) a7! - Domain of fog(x) (1, 1} And range of fog(x) = (°, —1] v (Ox) d _ 2k Now, fel log(x))= Gat x= Bae 4 2x ae FOI) > 9 80° rE? TF? XE (-ce, 0) and Z(fog(x)) < 0 for x€(0, -) fog(x) is neither one-one nor ent. 62. Answer (4) When n= 1, 5,9, 13 then 51 will give all odd numbers. When n = 3, 7, 11, 15... ‘n= 1 will be even but not divisible by 4 When , 4, 6, 8, ... Then 2n will give all multiples of 4 So range will be N. ‘And no two values of n give same y, so function is one-one and onto, (Corporate Office : AESL. 2rd Floor, Incuspaze Campus-2, Plot 13, Sector-18, Udyog Vihar, Gurugram, Haryana-122018 ‘Solutions of Assignment (Step-2) Relations and Functions 241 63. Answer (4) f.g:N-{1}N defined as ffa) = «., where «is the maximum power of those primes p such that p* di gla)=a+1, Now, f(2) = |, (2)=3 => (f+ g)(2)=4 |, (3)=4 => (f+ g)(3)=5 , gd) =5 => (f+g) (4)=7 5)=1, g(5)=6 = (f+g)(5)=7 (F + 9) (5) = (F + 9) (4) f+ gis not one-one NOW, = fon = 1s an = 3 So, there does not exist any x Axe e+ 1- (e+ tx) =0 = Ax+1)xe-1)=0 Plx)= = x= 1,-1= points of minima and maxima ‘Answer (3240) S={1,2,3,4,5, 6) and P(S) = {6, {1}, {2}, ---. (1, 2, 84, 6,,6)) {{n) corresponding a set having m elements which belongs to P(S), should be a subset of fin + 1), 80 fin + 1) should be a subset of P(S) having at least m + 1 elements. Now if f(1) has one element then f2) has 3, f(3) has 3 and so on and f(6) has 6 elements. Total number of possible functions = 6! = 720 ...(1) if (1) has no elements (ce. null set ¢) then te empty set 2 2 a 3s of i i} ‘ 4 ee 55 fF oe Ny fh 5 éeg g Corporate Oifice :AESL, 3rd Floor, Incuspaze Campus-2, Pol-13, Sector18, Udyog Vihar, Gurugram, Haryana-122018 24) Relations and Functions ‘Solutions of Assignment (Step-2) 72. 73. Each index number represents the number of elements in respective rows Taking every series of arrow and counting number of such possible functions (sets) =*O,X*C, 296, x7, +°C,x°C,H°C,x°C, 4°C,x°C, x4C,x7C +°C,x°C, x°6,x°C, +°C,%°C,x*C,x°C, 7c, +°6, °C, x*C,x°C, xc, = 2520 (2) From (1) and (2) ‘Total number of functions = 2520 + 720 = 3240 Answer (180) Wha)=1 IF fla) = 1 & one of f(b), fc), Ad), fle) = 1 then total such cases = 4. 3! = 24 only f(a) = 1, then Total cases = 3*-(2C,-2")+ (°C, 1pp= 96 No of onto functions when fla) = 1 is 24 + 36 = 60 Total no. of onto functions —(46,-3°) +(4C)-2°)-(4C3-1) = 1024-973 + 192-4 = 240 Number of required functions = 240 ~ 60 = 180 [Composition of Functions] 2 fx) A) S= [04] fx) et) 2 O Her19 1- al (0,1) Range of (g(x) = [0, 1] 79. Answer (4) x1, x24 fay ff x<0 ox) {* :x20 olxttsxso <9) Zo gx) 1, g(x)>1 1-glx) g(x) <1 1 x20 -x x<0 Corporate Office : AESL. 3rd Floor, Incuspaze Campus-2, Plot-13, Sector-18, Udyog Vihar, Gurugram, Haryana-122018 Solutions of Assignment (Step-2) Relations and Functions |27 80. Answer (1) g(10) = 10 a= f(g(10)) = 10) = 109 (3) = 18 b= g(f)) = (18) =2 yy 109" 2 en yt toa Vs x2 8x 107 , 16 24 R= AG Bet += "09 * 709 81, Answer (2) =8 fa) = (222 )erey)* = a-eo fey) = (4-((4— v9) =x As f (f(x)) = x we have 0) = AA) + 10) = fa) + => Gxp=(4- xP +x => G1) = 341 = [gt=2 82. Answer (190) fn) = [20 .9= 1,2, 3,495 2-11, n=6,7, 8, 8, 10 AA) = 2, 2) = 4, ... 5) = 10 and (6) = 1, 7) = 3, (8) =5, ... 10) ='9 Now, Aan) = [2 it nis odd in-1, _ ifnis even Ag(10))=9 => (10) = 10 fg) =2 = g(t)=4 f(g(2))=1 => g(2)=6 fg(3)) =4 = (3) =2 fg(4)) =3 > gid) =7 fo(5)) =6 > (6) =3 (10) (9(1) + o(2) + o(3) + gl) + o(5)) = 190 Corporate Office :AESL, 3rd Floor, Incuspaze Campus-2, Plot13, Sector-18, Udyog Vihar, Gurugram, Haryana-122018 28) Relations and Functions 83. Answer (3125) fifa) = {RSE TBR. = axe a= 1563, b= 1862 = 3125 84. Answer (1024) a ac (14 45x 149%" = VA+ 21 x 9x? 16x (fofofof =, (ON 95 xo = ais 10" term of 1, 5, 21, 85, . 2 2)2 A ais 10° term of 21 2 Sty QP” 3 7 3 eet 3 = ¥8atT=2'= 1024 [Inverse of Function) 85. Answer (2) Let yf = Bh yty=8e—1 = 1+y=B8"(1-y) 1+ ~ 4x= logs 722) #-°(x) = Fplogs(422)= Hogs etog.(4+*) ‘Solutions of Assignment (Step-2) Corporate Office : AESL, 3d Floor, Incuspaze Campus-2, Plot18, Sector-18, Udyog Vihar, Gurugram, Haryana-122018 Solutions of Assignment (Step-2) Relations and Functions |29) 86. 87. 89, ‘Answer (3) ys = legy=logx-logs k tog 284 -togsy = ree = oxy = oxeyse ‘Answer (2) Finding inverse of (x) y= AER oxy 3y= x- 2 xy 1 3y-2 My)= x43 = 3x — 13 = (x-2)(x-3)=0 = x=20r3 ‘Answer (1) f: A> Band g: B > Cithen (gofy"= F' og* FB + Aand g': CoB (gofy': C+ A f must be one-one and g will be onto function. Answer (2039) f(x) = ax-3 gx) = +c (tog) =(%37)° Uogy'(ay=(229=00)F =(25,7)8 => a=2,b=3,c=5 fog (ac) + got) fix) = 2x-3 ow =e 45 fog(10) + gof{3) = 2007 + 32 = 2039 Corporate Office :AESL, 3rd Floor, Incuspaze Gampus-2, Pot-13, Sector18, Udyog Vinar, Gurugram, Haryana-122018 30. Relations and Functions Solutions of Assignment (Step-2) ot. [Odd and Even Functions] ‘Answer (1) f(x) = at = (737)+(252) where f(x) = 2°52" is even function fx) = 252 is odd function = Ary) +he-y (#cgart) (ate) = Plar(arrayrar(a’ tar _ attai(a’ta = AAA) Answer (2) Not that f(1) = (2) = 2 #3) = 4) =4 5) = 16) AT) = 18 (9) = f(10) = 10 goRt) = 1) = g(2) = 1) = 2 gof(2) = 2) = g(2) = 2) =2 gof{3) = 3) = 9(4) = f13) = 4 In function g(x), 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. should be'mapped to 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 respectively. Each of remaining elemenis can be mapped to any of 10°elements. Number of possible g(x) is 10° [Linear Functional Equations) Answer (2) fee y= Wo)-AY) Let FO=B) A= b=2 = Pez) Now, 32*= 16/21) = 232-1621) ‘Corporate Office : AESL. rd Floor, Incuspaze Campus-2, Plo-13, Sector-18, Udyog Vihar, Gurugram, Haryana-122018 Solutions of Assignment (Step-2) Relations and Functions | 34 ye, (2) = 1) 2 _ 0 = x = 18x21) = 2B = 93, Answer (3) f+ y) =f) +f), vx YER, M1) =2 = fix)=2x Now, g(n) = 0) = (1) #2) + (8) + oof = 1) =244464....42(n- 1) = 2142494 ...4¢(n— 1) 2 TM en So, n®?—n=20 (given) = m-n-20=0 (n-5)\n +4) =0 = b=5 94, Answer (1) Given f,g:N > N and fin + 1) = fin) + (1) (4) = 41(4) | = fis one - one, Hn) = nf(1) Now if fis onto => f(1) = 1 = (=a ‘Aiso itis clear if fog is one-one => g will be one-one. So only option (1) is not correct. 95. Answer (3) fc y) = 2f0)f() & (1) = 2 xsyst = f(2)=2 Ka Qy at} (x)= 220 = f(3)=28 ‘Corporate Office : AESL. 3rd Floor, Incuspaze Campus-2, Plot 13, Sector-18, Udyog Vihar, Gurugram, Haryana-122018 32) Relations and Functions Solutions of Assignment (Step-2) Now, Erarh=S2e%-4 2k rorsth = 322-1) Af (a\lf (1) * f(2)* + $(10)]= 542 (22-1) = 2f(a)[2+2°+2°+....upto 10 terms] = 542 (2-1) = 2f(a)-2(2P 1) = 542 2-1) fla) = 128 = 2" —1=2a-1=7 = «54 96. Answer (4) fixty)=f0) fly) =fix)= a" = f)=3 = fix)=3" 97. Answer (1010) fim +n) = fm) + fn)- f(x) = kx shed ake => fx) =x 2 2 DAa+k)= YO+k)= at EAH (+24 + 2022) ra mo ee = 20223, + 20222028 - (an907 2021 1s largest 2 = 1010 (Corporate Office : AESL. 2rd Floor, Incuspaze Campus-2, Plot 13, Sector-18, Udyog Vihar, Gurugram, Haryana-122018

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