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Discrete Mathematics

Chapter 11: Chapter 12 · MATHEMATICS-VOLUME 2

Discrete Mathematics John von Neumann ( - ) - - Discrete Mathematics Symbols - belongs to. ⋺ - such that. ∀ - for every. ⇒ - implies.

∃ - there exists In general, the word ‘operation’ refers to the process of operating upon either a single or more number of elements at a time. For instance, finding the negative of an element in  involves a single element at a time. So it is called an unary operation . On the other hand the process of finding the sum of any two elements in  involves two elements at a time .

This kind of operation is called a binary operation. In general an operation involving n elements is called an n-ary operation, n ∈  . In this section a detailed discussion of the binary operations is presented .

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