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A) Cancellation Property For Addition

The document contains multiple choice questions about properties of real numbers, complex numbers, rational and irrational numbers, functions, and metric spaces. It asks about the cancellation property for addition, the conjugate of a complex number, properties of inequality for real numbers, notation for sets like the natural numbers, classification of numbers like √-1 as pure imaginary, limits of functions, bounded subsets, subsequences of convergent sequences, classes of functions like contractions, properties like completeness and compactness of metric spaces, set operations on families of sets, uniform continuity on closed bounded intervals, bounded subsets of R2 being contained in squares/rectangles of finite length, the interval (0,∞) not being bounded in R, boundedness vs

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A) Cancellation Property For Addition

The document contains multiple choice questions about properties of real numbers, complex numbers, rational and irrational numbers, functions, and metric spaces. It asks about the cancellation property for addition, the conjugate of a complex number, properties of inequality for real numbers, notation for sets like the natural numbers, classification of numbers like √-1 as pure imaginary, limits of functions, bounded subsets, subsequences of convergent sequences, classes of functions like contractions, properties like completeness and compactness of metric spaces, set operations on families of sets, uniform continuity on closed bounded intervals, bounded subsets of R2 being contained in squares/rectangles of finite length, the interval (0,∞) not being bounded in R, boundedness vs

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Under property of equality of real numbers, a + c = b + c then a = b and ∀ a, b, c ∈ R is called

a) cancellation property for addition


b) additive property
c) cancellation property for multiplication
d) multiplicative property

Under property of equality of real numbers, a = b then b = a and ∀a, b ∈ R is called

a) symmetric property
b) additive property
c) transitive property
d) multiplicative property

The decimal representation are neither terminating nor repeating in blocks for

a) rational numbers
b) irrational numbers
c) linear fraction
d) quadratic fraction

The conjugate of 6 + 3ι is

a) -6 + 3ι
b) -6-3ι
c) 6-3ι
d) 6 + 3ι

Under property of inequality of real numbers, a<b or a = b or a>b and ∀ a, b ∈ R is called

a) additive property
b) transitive property
c) trichotomy property
d) multiplicative property

In z = a + bι, if i is replaced by −ι, then another complex number obtained is said to b

a) additive inverse of z
b) prime factor of z
c) Complex conjugate of z
d) multiplicative inverse of z

The set of whole numbers is denoted by

a) O
b) N
c) W
d) P

√−1, √−5 are said to be

a) pure imaginary numbers


b) non-imaginary numbers
c) recurring decimal numbers
d) finite numbers

The function f is continuous at a € M if Lim x→a f(x)= --------

a) f(b)
b) f(c)
c) f(a)
d) f(x)

Every bounded subset of R² is _________

a) Bounded
b) Not bounded
c) Totally bounded
d) None

Every subsequence of a convergence sequence is ___________

(a) Divergent
(b) Continuous
(c) convergent
(d) Both (a) and (b)

Class of functions are called __________

(a) contractions
(b) Distractions
(c) Divergent
(d) Convergent

The Metric space <M, ρ> is both complete and totally bounded is said to be ________

(a) scalar
(b) complete
(c) compact
(d) discrete

The space Rd with finite subset is _________


(a) discrete
(b) complete
(c) compact
(d) scalar

If M is a compact metric space then M has a __________

(a) Heine Borel Property


(b) vector
(c) scalar
(d) mean value theorem

If F1, F2,......,Fn €ƭ 1 then F1∩F2∩.......∩Fn ≠ _________

(a) 1
(b) 0
(c) 2
(d) ϕ*

If the real valued function f is continuous on the closed bounded interval [a,b], then f is ____________

(a) Uniformly Continuous


(b) continuous
(c) convergent
(d) divergent

Subset of R² is bounded, iff it is contained in some square whose edge has ______length

(a) infinite
(b) finite
(c) none
(d) both (a) and (c)

Subset of R² is bounded ,iff it is contained in some ______ whose edge has finite length

(a) Square
(b) rectangle
(c) triangle
(d) none

The interval _________is not a bounded subset of Rʹ

(a) (0,∞)
(b) (∞,0)
(c) (0,1)
(d) (1,∞)
Bounded and totally bounded are not at all _________

(a) non- equivalent


(b) Equivalent
(c) finite
(d) none

Metric space[0,1] is _______for [0,1] is a closed subset of Rʹ

(a) Compact
(b) Connect
(c) Complete
(d) None

Metric space is denoted by _________

(a) <M,p>
(b) <M,ρ>
(c) <m,ρ>
(d) <m,p>

The union of a infinite number of closed sets need not be a _________

(a) Closed set


(b) Open set
(c) Both (a) and (b)
(d) Union

If A and ϕ are both open and closed in metric space < A, ρ> then A is said to be _______

(a) Complete
(b) Compact
(c) Connected
(d) Closed

If a subset A of the metric space <M, ρ> is totally bounded then A is _________

(a) Unbounded
(b) Bounded
(c) Continuous
(d) Closed

The space R′ is complete but not __________

(a) Connect
(b) Continuous
(c) Compact
(d) None

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