A Transition to Advanced Mathematics
A Transition to Advanced Mathematics
8th Edition
ISBN: 9781285463261
Author: Douglas Smith, Maurice Eggen, Richard St. Andre
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 2.2, Problem 13E

a.

To determine

To list:ordered pairs in A×B and B×A

a.

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Answer to Problem 13E

  A×B={(1,a),(1,e),(1,k),(1,n),(1,r),(3,a),(3,e),(3,k),(3,n),(3,r),(5,a),(5,e),(5,k),(5,n),(5,r)}

  B×A={(a,1),(e,1),(k,1),(n,1),(r,1),(a,3),(e,3),(k,3),(n,3),(r,3),(a,5),(e,5),(k,5),(n,5),(r,5)}

Explanation of Solution

Given:

  A={1,3,5}

  B={a,e,k,n,r}

Definition Used:

Cross product of two sets A and B:

  A×B={(a,b)aA and bB}

Given A={1,3,5} and B={a,e,k,n,r}

Then by definition of cross product,

  A×B={(1,a),(1,e),(1,k),(1,n),(1,r),(3,a),(3,e),(3,k),(3,n),(3,r),(5,a),(5,e),(5,k),(5,n),(5,r)}

And

  B×A={(a,1),(e,1),(k,1),(n,1),(r,1),(a,3),(e,3),(k,3),(n,3),(r,3),(a,5),(e,5),(k,5),(n,5),(r,5)}

b.

To determine

To list: ordered pairs in A×B and B×A

b.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 13E

  A×B={(1,q),(2,q),({ 1,2},q),(1,{t}),(2,{t}),({ 1,2},{t}),(1,π),(2,π),({ 1,2},π)}

  B×A={(q,1),(q,2),(q,{ 1,2}),({t},1),({t},2),({t},{ 1,2}),(π,1),(π,2),(π,{ 1,2})}

Explanation of Solution

Given:

  A={1,2,{1,2}}

  B={q,{t},π}

Definition Used:

Cross product of two sets A and B:

  A×B={(a,b)aA and bB}

Given A={1,2,{1,2}} and B={q,{t},π}

Then by definition of cross product,

  A×B={(1,q),(2,q),({ 1,2},q),(1,{t}),(2,{t}),({ 1,2},{t}),(1,π),(2,π),({ 1,2},π)}

And

  B×A={(q,1),(q,2),(q,{ 1,2}),({t},1),({t},2),({t},{ 1,2}),(π,1),(π,2),(π,{ 1,2})}

c.

To determine

To list: ordered pairs in A×B and B×A

c.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 13E

  A×B={(,( ,{})),(,{}),(,( {},)),({},( ,{})),({},{}),({},( {},)),({ ,{}},( ,{})),({ ,{}},{}),({ ,{}},( {},))}

  B×A={(( ,{}),),({},{}),(( {},),{ ,{}}),(( ,{}),),({},{}),(( {},),{ ,{}}),(( ,{}),),({},{}),(( {},),{ ,{}})}

Explanation of Solution

Given:

  A={,{},{,{}}}

  B={(,{}),{},({},)}

Definition Used:

Cross product of two sets A and B:

  A×B={(a,b)aA and bB}

Given A={,{},{,{}}} and B={(,{}),{},({},)}

Then by definition of cross product,

  A×B={(,( ,{})),(,{}),(,( {},)),({},( ,{})),({},{}),({},( {},)),({ ,{}},( ,{})),({ ,{}},{}),({ ,{}},( {},))}

And

  B×A={(( ,{}),),({},{}),(( {},),{ ,{}}),(( ,{}),),({},{}),(( {},),{ ,{}}),(( ,{}),),({},{}),(( {},),{ ,{}})}

d.

To determine

To list: ordered pairs in A×B and B×A

d.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 13E

  A×B={((2,4),(4,1)),((3,1),(4,1)),((2,4),(2,3)),((3,1),(2,3))}

  B×A={((4,1),(2,4)),((2,3),(2,4)),((4,1),(3,1)),((2,3),(3,1))}

Explanation of Solution

Given:

  A={(2,4),(3,1)}

  B={(4,1),(2,3)}

Definition Used:

Cross product of two sets A and B:

  A×B={(a,b)aA and bB}

Given A={(2,4),(3,1)} and B={(4,1),(2,3)}

Then by definition of cross product,

  A×B={((2,4),(4,1)),((3,1),(4,1)),((2,4),(2,3)),((3,1),(2,3))}

And

  B×A={((4,1),(2,4)),((2,3),(2,4)),((4,1),(3,1)),((2,3),(3,1))}

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