What are the methods to represent relations and functions?

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nitesh singh | Contributor-Level 10

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There are several methods to represent the relations and functions, Students can check few of them below;

Arrow diagrams: This methods useage mapping from one set to another with arrows.
Ordered pairs: This method represents relations and functions in bracket form like (x, y).
Graphical representation: This method usage X-Y axis to plot the point in plane to represent relations and functions.
Matrices: This method is used in discrete math or computer Science to represent relations between finite sets.

Students can access NCERT Solutions for class 11 math Relations and Functions for more information and good conceptual understanding.

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