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Basics of Sets and Relations #5

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  • TL
    tibi01993 + 0 comments

    http://www.mathsisfun.com/algebra/sigma-notation.html This link explains clearly what is that symbol. FYI

  • shoeb5436 + 0 comments

    It must return 2. so the answer is 2

  • jacobdickey_2016 + 3 comments

    I dont understand what this is asking

    • manuelj + 0 comments

      This might help:

      σ condition(relation): condition is a boolean expression in which rows are selected for which the condition is true

      Source: http://jcsites.juniata.edu/faculty/rhodes/dbms/relalg.htm

    • brandon_loza15 + 1 comment

      rows are going vertically since they are asking for the number >3000 and the student name it should give you 2 rows

      • manuelj + 0 comments

        The condition is number < 3000, just in case someone gets confused.

    • LR
      LSRahul + 0 comments

      What is the count of rows returned in the following relational selection? ans =2

  • PS
    puneeth579 + 0 comments

    Where can I learn about all Notations mentioned in the question? Like Pie Sigma ( sorry I can't find those symbols in keyboard)

  • BW
    bwhiting + 1 comment

    I don't understand the notation. Where can I learn this?

    • mohdaasif6Asked to answer + 1 comment

      visit W3schools or TutorialsPoint via Google

      • BW
        bwhiting + 2 comments

        what do I search for? I don't know what this notation is called.

        • LU
          lmuranga + 0 comments

          σ(Number<3000)(Student) I think you should be thinking about logic , es simple amigo!

        • defrain_3 + 1 comment

          relational algebra

          • BW
            bwhiting + 0 comments

            thx

  • BS
    birju + 1 comment

    Problem Statement Basics of Sets and Relations #1

    You are given two sets. Set A = {1,2,3,4,5,6} Set B = {2,3,4,5,6,7,8}

    How many elements are present in A∪B? Only enter the correct integer in the answering box. Do not include any extra spaces, tabs or newlines. how to write code can one show me ?

    • EH
      manetsusAsked to answer + 1 comment

      You don't have to write any code. You have to write just an integer like 1 or 2 or 3 etc. The question is "How many elements are present in ...?" Say the answer set is {1,2,3,8} Then you have to write only: 5

      • BS
        birju + 0 comments

        got it thanks .

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