CLASS XI | RELATION
Relation — Complete Chapter (Interactive, MathJax Enabled) Relation — Complete Chapter Ordered pairs, Cartesian products, relations (domain, range, image, preimage), types (reflexive, symmetric, transitive, equivalence), with step‑by‑step examples and interactive diagrams. Expand all Collapse all Click any topic bar to expand/collapse. All math renders via MathJax; just paste this block into Blogger (HTML view). Ordered Pair Definition, equality/inequality, use in 2D & 3D Definition of ordered pair An ordered pair \((a,b)\) is a pair where the first component is \(a\) and the second is \(b\). Order matters: \((a,b)\neq(b,a)\) unless \(a=b\). Example: Compare \((2,5)\) and \((5,2)\). 1) First components: \(2\) vs \(5\) differ. 2) Hence \((2,5)\neq(5,2)\). ...