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Arithmetic Aptitude :: Sets, Relations and Functions

  1.  If A = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}, then the number of proper subsets of A is

  2. A.

    30

    B.

    31

    C.

    32

    D.

    33


  3.  Set of rational numbers Q is a subset of

  4. A.

    The set of integers.

    B.

    set of Natural numbers.

    C.

    The set of Even integers.

    D.

    The set of Complex numbers.


  5.  {X | x ε N Ʌ x < 1} is the

  6. A.

    Empty set.

    B.

    singleton set.

    C.

    a set with three points.

    D.

    The set with two points.


  7.  P: 4 < 7, q: 6 > 11, conjuntion pɅ q is

  8. A.

    TRUE

    B.

    FALSE

    C.

    unknown

    D.

    not valid


  9.  A compound statement of form " if p then q " is called an

  10. A.

    unknown

    B.

    conclusion

    C.

    implication

    D.

    hypothesis


  11.  Disjunction of two statements p and q is denoted by

  12. A.

    p ˅ q

    B.

    p ← q

    C.

    p → q

    D.

    p ↔ q


  13.  In a statement "if p then q" q is

  14. A.

    unknown

    B.

    conclusion

    C.

    hypothesis

    D.

    implication


  15.  A subset of B x A is called a

  16. A.

    Relation from B to A

    B.

    Relation from A to B

    C.

    Relation in B

    D.

    Relation in A


  17.  A conditional statemnt is regarded as false only antecedent is true and consequent is

  18. A.

    Known

    B.

    Unknown

    C.

    True

    D.

    False


  19.  Number of subsets of a set of 4 elements

  20. A.

    2

    B.

    4

    C.

    8

    D.

    16