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A trivial truth is a term used for an implication that is true for all cases, regardless of what implies it.
That is, a statement in the form "If P then Q" is trivially true when Q is always true, regardless of P.
eg.
the statement "If x < -3, then x^2+1 > 0" is trivially true, because no matter the truth outcome of x<-3 (which could be true or false depending on the value of x), x^2+1 will always be greater than zero, as x^2 will always be greater than or equal to zero.
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What is trivial set?
The word trivial means "useless". So a trivial set would be a useless set.
What is non trivial functional dependency?
-->non trivial functional dependency is totally opposite to the trivial functional dependency. --> non trivial dependency means X-->Y that is if Y is not proper subset of X table or relation with X then it said to be non trivial functional dependency.
Which is grater 5.130 or 5.13?
NEITHER . They are equal 5.13 = 5.130 The zero after then last decimal number is trivial and can be ignored. However, 5.13 & 5.013 the decimal zero is NOT trivial because there are numerical values to its right. Similarly 05.13 & 5.13 The prefix zero is trivial and can be ignored. However, 50.13 & 5.13 , the zero is no longer trivial , because the numbers are fifty and five. Hope that helps!!!!!
Which is the smallest number that can go into 51?
Ignoring the trivial answer of 1, then the smallest factor of 51 is 3.
Is 0.75 greater than 0.750?
0.75 = 0.750 The suffix 'zero' is trivial.
