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Relations


                  Test few points which do not lie on   Example 1.11
                  the dotted line. For instance, from
                  the left region, choose the points   Let  R =  {(x, y ): x + y  ≤  2 and y  ≤  2}
                  ( 2,2)−   and  (2, 5)−  , while from   be a relation of real numbers. Draw
                  the right region choose the points   the graph of  R and state its domain
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                  ( 2,6)−  and (2, 2)−  . In this case, the   and range.

                  points ( 2,6)−  and (2, 2)−    satisfy the   Solution
                  relation R, and hence they are in the   Draw the lines, the lines divides the
                  required region, while the points    xy-plane into distinct regions. A point
                  (−2, 2) and (2, −5) do not satisfy   is selected from each region and
                  the relation R.                      substituted into the given inequalities.
                 Shade the required region which contain   The region containing the point that
               points that satisfy relation R as shown   satisfies all inequalities is then shaded.
               in  the following figure.               For instance, the points  ( − 2,   − 2),
                                                       (4, 1), (3, 4), and (−3, 3) are chosen
                                 y
                        (-2, 6)                        from different regions in the following
                              6
                                                       figure. Upon testing, ( − 2,  − 2) satisfies
                              5
                 y=-2x+1                               all inequalities. Therefore, the region
                              4
                                                       contains point ( − 2,  − 2) is shaded.
                              3                        Again, test the second inequality
                     (-2, 2)
                              2                        and shade the wanted region.  The
                              1                        region where the shading intersect is
                                                x      the required region as shown in the
                 -4 -3 -2 -1 0    1  2  3  4   5
                             -1                        following figure.
                                     (2,-2)
                             -2                                      y
                                                                   7
                             -3
                                                                   6
                             -4                            x+y=2   5
                                  (2,-5)                                    (3, 4)
                             -5                                    4
                                                        (-3, 3)
                                                                   3
                                                                        y=2
                 From the graph, as the line extends               2
                                                                   1          (4, 1)
                 infinitely in both directions, all values                                x
                 of x and y are involved. Therefore,   -4 -3-2-1 0    1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8        Mathematics for Secondary Schools
                                    }
                 domain = { :xx∈ ,                     (-2,-2)  -1

                                                                 -2
                                  }
                 range = { :yy ∈ .
                                                                 -3
                                                                 -4
                                                                 -5
              Some linear relations involve more than
              one inequality. In this case, the solution is   Therefore, from the graph, the domain
                                                                        }
              the set of all ordered pairs which satisfy
                                                       of    is { :xx∈  and the range is
              all the inequalities in the given relation.  { y : y ≤ 2} .




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