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November 22, 2023Question 7887 – Theory-of-Computation
November 22, 2023UGC NET CS 2010 June-Paper-2
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Question 2
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‘R is a robot of M’ means R can perform some of the tasks that otherwise M would do and R is unable to do anything else. Which of the following is the most appropriate representation to model this situation ?
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None of these
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Question 2 Explanation:
Given data,
— R is a robot of M
Step-1: Constraint is the R can perform some tasks of M. It means M can do all tasks.
But sometimes R can’t do which can do by M.
Step-2: The above constraint clearly representing that M is superset and R is subset of M.
We can represent this in venn diagrams are
— R is a robot of M
Step-1: Constraint is the R can perform some tasks of M. It means M can do all tasks.
But sometimes R can’t do which can do by M.
Step-2: The above constraint clearly representing that M is superset and R is subset of M.
We can represent this in venn diagrams are
Correct Answer: B
Question 2 Explanation:
Given data,
— R is a robot of M
Step-1: Constraint is the R can perform some tasks of M. It means M can do all tasks.
But sometimes R can’t do which can do by M.
Step-2: The above constraint clearly representing that M is superset and R is subset of M.
We can represent this in venn diagrams are
— R is a robot of M
Step-1: Constraint is the R can perform some tasks of M. It means M can do all tasks.
But sometimes R can’t do which can do by M.
Step-2: The above constraint clearly representing that M is superset and R is subset of M.
We can represent this in venn diagrams are
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