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P=(5,6,7) y Q=(2,3,4) R={(p, q) ϵ PXQ /p+q >7 } Hallar:
1-PXQ
2-C. S.R
3-DOM. R
4-Rec. R.
5-R
6-Grafica R

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P=(5,6,7) y Q=(2,3,4) R={(p, q) ϵ PXQ /p+q >7 } Hallar:
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2-C. S.R
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