- Aboth are false
- Bonly (S1) is true
- Conly (S2) is true
- Dboth are true
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Correct answer: A
Let where , and .
We will simplify the conditions defining and .
1. Simplify set
We have Then so
Also, so
Thus the condition for is which gives Hence
2. Simplify set
The statement for is truncated in the prompt, but from the visible part it begins exactly the same way: The natural complementary comparison here is so let us evaluate that.
Then which gives Hence
3. Check statement (S1)
If , then the set contains all the real numbers.
A real number means So for real , the condition for becomes
For to contain all real numbers, this inequality must hold for every . But that is impossible, because for sufficiently large negative , we get For example, choose Then So this real number is not in .
Therefore, (S1) is false.
4. Check statement (S2)
If , then the set contains all the real numbers.
Again let . Then the condition for becomes
For to contain all real numbers, this must hold for every real . But this is impossible, because for sufficiently large positive , For example, choose Then so this real number is not in .
Therefore, (S2) is false.
5. Conclusion
Both statements are false.
So the correct option is
6. Comparison with stored answer
Stored correct answer:
Our derived answer also gives , so they agree.
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