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Elementary Mathematics Functions

The document provides an overview of mathematical concepts related to relations and functions, including definitions of one-one, onto, many-one, and invertible functions. It also discusses general solutions for trigonometric equations such as sin, cos, and tan, along with properties of inverse trigonometric functions. Various equations and their solutions are presented, highlighting the relationships between angles and their trigonometric values.
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Elementary Mathematics Functions

The document provides an overview of mathematical concepts related to relations and functions, including definitions of one-one, onto, many-one, and invertible functions. It also discusses general solutions for trigonometric equations such as sin, cos, and tan, along with properties of inverse trigonometric functions. Various equations and their solutions are presented, highlighting the relationships between angles and their trigonometric values.
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REVISION CAPSULE - MATHEMATICS Exambat.

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0 A relation R from a setAto a set B is sina+ sin (a+ 13) + sin (a+ 213) +........ to n terms
a subset of the cartesian product A x B
T fj]
0
obtained by describing a relationship sin [a+ ( j 13] [sin (
between the first element x and the second
; l3;tc2nrc
element yofthe ordered pairs inAx B. sin (13 / 2)
0 Function : Afunction ffrom a setAto cosa+ cos (a+ 13) + cos (a +213) +........ to n terms
a set B is a specific type of relation for
0
which every element x of set A has one
and only one image y in set B. We write
; 13 2nrc
f:A➔B, where f(x) = y.
;i=

A function f: X ➔ Yis one-one (or injective) if


f(x 1) = f(Xz) ⇒ x 1 = x 2 v x i ' Xz EX.
0

A function f: X ➔ Yis onto (or surjective) ifgiven any


y EY, :3 x EX such that f(x) = y .
0 0
Many-OneFunction:
A function f : A ➔ B is called many- one, if two or more
0
different elements ofAhave the same f- image in B. 0
Into function :
Afunction f:A➔B is into if there exist at least one element
0
in B which is not the f- image ofanyelement in A 0
Many One -Onto function : a b c
Afunction f:A➔ R is said to be manyone- onto iffis onto R =- - =- = -- -
0
but not one-one.
0 2sinA 2sinB 2sinC
Many One -Into function : abc
R=-
A function is said to be manyone-into ifit is neither one-one 4Li
0
0
nor onto.
A function f: X ➔ Yis invertible ifand onlyiffis one-one r = 4R sin ( �j . sin ( � j . sin ( j
0
and onto.
0 �
0 a = c cosB+b cos C
General Solution of the equation
0
sin8 = O: 0 Maximumvalue ofa sin8+b cos 8= ✓a 2 +b2 and minimum
when sin8 = 0
value ofa sin 8 + b cos 8= - a 2 +b 2
TRIGONOMET­
RIC FUNCTIONS
8 = nrc : n EI i.e. n = 0,± 1,±2........... ✓
AND
General solution of the equation
cos8 = 0:
EQUATIONS O Properties of inverse trigonometric
when cos8 = 0 function
8 = ( 2n+ l)ro'2,n EI. i.e. n = 0,±1,+2....... • tan- 1 X + tan- 1 y
General solution of the equation tan8 = O: x+y
General solution oftan8 = 0 is 8 = nrc; n EI tan -i(
- -) if x,y < 1
1-xy
x+y if x > 0,y > 0
n+tan -i(
0 General solution of the equation
(a) sin8 = sina : 8 = nrc+ (-1 )na ; n E I - -) ,
1-xy and xy > 1
(b) sin8 = k, where -1::: k::: 1.
8 = nrc+ (-l)na, where n EI and a = sin- 1k ] X+y if x < 0,y < 0
-n+tan - - -) ,
(1-xy
(c) cos8 = cosa : 8 = 2nrc±a, n E I and xy > 1
(cl) cos8 = k, where -1::: k::: 1.
8 = 2nrc±a, where n EI and a = cos- 1 k
x-y
(e) tan8 = tana : 8 = nrc+ a ; n EI tan -1(- -j ifxy >-1
(f) tan8 = k, 8 = nrc+a,where n EI and a = tan- 1k l+xy
(g) sin28 = sin2 a : 8 = nrc± a; n E I n+tan
_J x-y\
l --J ifx > 0, y < 0 and xy <-1
l+xy
(h) cos2 8 = cos2 a : 8 = nrc±a ; n E I J x-y\
(i) tan28 = tan2 a : 8 = nrc± a ; n EI -n+tan
_ l - J-, ifx < 0, y > 0 and xy <-1
l+xy
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