Domain and Range Of the Function Class 11 Maths NCERT SYLLABUS 2019 Q4

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Really great video kitne video dekhlo but it itna easy way mein koi nhi padhata

[@anjalibhardwaj595]

1) Domain = R-{4/3} Range = R - {1/3} 2) Domain =(9, ♾️ ) Range = (0, ♾️ )

[@voicevansh564]

Bro 2nd answer nine nahi ho sakta because ig gives value infinity

[@voicevansh564]

In domain of 2nd question

[@voicevansh564]

And range also wrong of 2nd question

[@voicevansh564]

Range is range belongs to real numbers except 0

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Thank you sir Your way to explain the concept is really nice, awesome, fabulous, greatest............ Honestly sir, aaj mujhe pahli Baar Domain or Range samjh aayi hain Thank you Sir

[@puspamadak]

Answers : (1) Domain : x belongs to R-{4/3} Range : y belongs to R-{1/3} (2) Domain : x belongs to (9,∞) Range : y belongs to R-{0}

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[@chutkisir5859]

Y are right

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@@helencuto1723 bro its r-0 because the denominator can't be zero as it will will make the fraction undefined hope this helps.

[@Rj-Plays99]

@PRINT & NET WORLD yeah he has given the right answer i checked my answer by viewing his comment and they were matching it's an open bracket which means that all numbers between 9 and +infinity but not 9 or infinity you can watch the video on brackets and paranthesis on youtube then it will clear your confusion regarding them i did the same hope i helped you :)

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Answer FOR Q.1 .For Domain = R-(4/3) .For range = R- (1/3) Answer for Q.2 .For Domain= x€(9,positiveinfinite) .For range =( y is less than or equal to 1) Mobile phones mee mathematical symbols kam hai so square and curly braces nahi laga paya and belongs to ka sign bhi nahi laga paya Sorry for that.

[@shreyayadav1595]

Ans of Q1 = domain =R-{4/3} Range = R-{0}

[@vishwjeetsharma2344]

First question k answer hoga Domain x belongs to real no 4/3 no include Range all real no but 0 is no include. 2nd question Domain 9 se infinity (9 is greater ) Range all natural no except zero

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Ist no. Domain R-{4/3} rangeR-{1/3} no. 2 domain (9,infinity) range Rpositive-{0} nice teaching sir

[@साथीसंगमनकाकुराहरु]

1st one is wright but second how?

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2nd one is also right@@साथीसंगमनकाकुराहरु

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[@laharisumadasireddy5816]

1. domain R-(4/3) range R-(1/3). 2.domain (9,infinity) range R-(0).

[@sharad7340]

domain ko represent kaise karenge

[@mithileshkumar-xn3sh]

U r wrong first range is R-{0}

[@raa_viii]

You are absolutely right... thanks for confirmation...

[@abdulraheem5718]

1st D=R-{4/3} Range=R-{1/3} 2nd D=[9,infinity) R=R-{0}

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[@SweetyKumari-t6b]

Thank you so much sir Ans to hw question Q1 Domian R-4/3 Range R-1/3 Q2 Domain( -9, ♾️) Range R-0

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[@SatishrdDeshpande]

1. domain=x belongs to R-{4/3} range = y belongs to R-{1/3} 2.domain = x belongs to(9 , infinite) range = y belongs to R-{0}

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[@Jkexamwarrior]

1 domain is R-{4/3}and range is R-{1/3} 2 domain is (9,infinite) and range is (0,infinty)

[@debarthydeb6512]

Only u and I m correct

[@साथीसंगमनकाकुराहरु]

@@debarthydeb6512 how it is possible that cardinality of range is greater than that of domain

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[@NeerajSingh-or9hd]

first question answer domain R-4/3 range R-1/3 second answer domain (9,infinity) range R-0 thk u sir

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Thank u so much sir for clearing my doubts regarding range

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Aj mai domain sikh gaya sir thnk

[@baibhawsingh2845]

1st answer Dom(f)=R-{4/3} Range(f)=R-{0} 2nd answer Dom(f)=[9,infinity) Range(f)=R-{0}

[@unhuman537]

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[@kausshal]

@@unhuman537 correct

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[@harjotkaur2117]

Domai answer 1st = -(4/3) and range is (0) . Answer 2nd = Domai is from -9 to infinity ...and range is greater or = 0

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[@ella_072]

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[@jashandeepsingh001]

Domain : R-{4/3} Range: R-{1/3}

[@sumantkumar6510]

1st domain R_(4/3) and range R_(1/3) 2nd domain (9,infinity ) and range R_(0)

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[@veervishalmishra4526]

Maybe you did a mistake in the last few questions. The last few questions were not functions they were reactions as you were not getting an image of few numbers like 2 and 0 and 4.(if you are only considering elements of R)

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[@dimpleverma5137]

The answer of 1st questions is Domain =R-{4/3} and range is =R-{1/3}

[@साथीसंगमनकाकुराहरु]

and second?

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1.domain = x belongs to R-{4/3} range =y belongs to R-{1/3}

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1.domain= x€R-{4/3}, range=y€R-{1/3}. 2.domain=x€(9, infinity),range=y€R-{0}.

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2. Range should be y>0 because y cannot be negative anytime

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[@IMMORTAL7653]

sir according to me answer of 1st question is Domain=x€ all real numbers except 4/3 Range=€All real numbers except 1/3 Answer of 2nd question is Domain=x€R but not 9 Range=€R but not 0 😊😊 Tell me if I am true or not!!

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[@vikasrajput2112]

1- Domain= Xbelong to(R-4/3) Range= R-(1/3) 2- Domain= X belong to (9 , infinity) Range= R-(0)

[@me-zt2hb]

Bhai 1st wale ka Range R-(1/3) kaise aa rha h ..??

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@@me-zt2hb it will be r except 0

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[@mathematicsbyarpitsir462]

Sir how the range of Question ( f(x) = 1/2x-6 ) is R - {0} but not R - {0,3} because Domain of same question is R - {3} REASON :: As you told sir Range is defined as the values of f(x) we get by putting values of x .....but in this question x cannot be equal to 3 so how range can be R - {0} but not R - {0,3}

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[@studyondav]

Q1 Domain € R-{4/3) Range € R-{0}

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[@pruthwirajswain7518]

Sir first one answer is Domain of function is ..... x is not equal to 4/3 and range of the function in terms of y {where y is equal to f(x)} y is not equals to 1/3 And sir second one answer is Domain of function is x is > 9 and range of the function is in terms of y {where y is equal to f(x)} y is not equals to 0

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For the first sum:- domain is R-{4/3} and range is R-{1/3} Second sum:- domain is (9,infinity) and range is R-{0}

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For the first sum:- domain is R-{4/3} and range is R-{0}

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