4.1. Two fuzzy sets A and B, both defined on X, are as follows:µ(x;)x1x5A0.10.70.81.00.70.1В1.00.90.50.20.1Express the following -cut sets using Zadeh's notation:(a) (A)o.6,(b) (В)o.5.(c) (AUB)o.8,(d) (AN B)o.6,(e) (AUA)o.7,(f) (BNB)0.6,(g) (ANB)0.8,(h) (AUB)o.7-

4.1. Two fuzzy sets A and B, both defined on X, are as follows: µ(x;) x1 x2 x3 tx X5 X6 A 0.1 0.7 0.8 1.0 0.7 0.1 B 1.0 0.9 0.5 0.2 0.1 Express the following -cut sets using Zadeh's notation: (a) (A)o.6. (b) (B)o.5, (c) (AUB)o.8, (d) (ANB)o.6 (e) (AUA)o.7, (f) (BN B)o.6 (g) (AN B)o.8, (h) (AUB)0.7.

Database System Concepts

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