Question 3
A binary operation$\otimes $ is defined by $m\otimes n=mn+m-n$on the set of real numbers, for all m, n $\in $ R. Find the value of $3\otimes (2\otimes 4)$
A binary operation$\otimes $ is defined by $m\otimes n=mn+m-n$on the set of real numbers, for all m, n $\in $ R. Find the value of $3\otimes (2\otimes 4)$
A binary operation on the set of real number is defined by $x*y=\frac{x+y}{2}$ for all x, y$\in $N. Find 7*5
The binary operation * is defined $x*y=xy-y-x$ for real values of x and y. If $x*3=2*x$, find the value of x
A binary operation * is defined by $x*y={{x}^{y}}$ . If $x*2=12-x$ find the possible value of x
$\begin{align} & \text{If a binary operation }*\text{ is defined by }x*y=x+2y,\text{ find }2*(3*4) \\ & (A)\text{ }26\text{ }(B)\text{ }24\text{ }(C)\text{ }16\text{ }(D)\text{ }14 \\\end{align}$
The binary operation * is defined on the set of real numbers is defined by $m*n=\frac{mn}{2}$for all$m,n\in \mathbb{R}$. If the identity element is 2. Find the inverse of –5 .
The binary operation* is defined on the set of integers such that $p*q=pq+p-q$. Find $2*(3*4)$
A binary operation $\oplus $on real number us defined by $x\oplus y=xy+x+y$for two real numbers x and y. Find the value of $3\oplus -\tfrac{2}{3}$
If $x*y=x+{{y}^{2}}$, find the value of $(2*3)*5$
A binary operation $\otimes $defined on the set of integers is such that m$\otimes $n = m + n + mn for all integers m and n. Find the inverse of –5 under this operation, if the identity element is 0