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Class 11: Mathematical Reasoning – Exercise 31.2

Question 1: Write the Negation of the following statements:

Answer:

(i) Bangalore is the capital of Karnataka

It is not true that Bangalore is the capital of Karnataka. OR Bangalore is not the capital of Karnataka.

(ii) It rained on July 4,2005.

It is not true that it rained on July 4, 2005. OR It did not rain on July 4, 2005.

(iii) Ravish is honest.

It is not true that Ravish is honest. OR Ravish is not honest.

(iii) The sun is cold.

It is not true that the sun is cold. OR Sun is not cold.

(iv) The earth is round.

It is not true that earth is round. OR Earth is not round.

Question 2: Negation of given statement:

Answer:

(i) All birds sing.

Some birds do not sing. OR There exists a bird that does not sing.

(ii) Some even integers are prime.

Some integers are not prime. OR No even integer is prime.

(iii) There is a complex Number which is not a real number

All complex numbers are real numbers.

(iv) I will not go to school.

I will go to school.

(v) Both the diagonals of a rectangle have the same length.

Both  diagonals of a rectangle do no have the same length. OR Both diagonals of a rectangle have different lengths.

(vi) All policemen are thieves.

There exists a policeman that is not a thief. OR At least one policeman is not a thief.

Question 3:

Are the following pairs of statements are negation of each other:

(i) The number is not a rational number.

    The number is not an irrational number.

(ii) The number is not a rational number.

     The number is an irrational number.

Answer:

(i) The statements in this pair are in negation of each other. 

(ii) The statements in this pair are not in negation of each other because both statements are the same. Both the statement convey that is an irrational number.

Question 4: Write the negation of the following statements:

(i) For every positive real number the number is also positive.

(ii) For every real number & either or 

(iii) There exists a number x such that

Answer:

(i) For every positive real number the number is also positive.

Negation statement:

There exists a a positive real number x, such that the number is not positive.

(ii) For every real number & either

Negation statement: 

There exists a real number such that neither  

(iii) There exists a number x such that

Negation statement:

For every real number x, either

Question 5:

Check whether the following pair of statements are negation of each other. Give reasons for your answer.

(i) is true for every real number

(ii) There exist real numbers and for which

Answer:

The given statements are not in negation of each other because the negation of is true for every real number is “There exists  real number   for which



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