Lattice Trivia Quiz
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Which other subject is lattice studied?
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Commerce
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History
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Physics
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Government
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Lattice is an interwoven structure or pattern. It is a repeated three-dimensional arrangement of atoms, ions, or molecules in a metal or other crystalline solid in a regular manner. Try this quiz to test your knowledge on Lattices.
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Which of these is true for a complete Lattice?
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Crystal identity is common
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All complete Lattices are bounded lattices
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Idempodent law is of no effect
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It has a low and high meet and Join
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A. All complete Lattices are bounded lattices -
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What is the term given to a poset which all its sunset have a join and a meet?
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Complete Lattice
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Joint lattice
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Interpolated lattice
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Bond Lattice
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A. Complete Lattice -
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What does the ∧ symbol denote?
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Join
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Meet
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Joint
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Bond
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A. Meet -
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Which of these is true for Lattices?
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They are fixed
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They are partially ordered sets
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They show dimensional property
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They are partly unclear
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A. They are partially ordered sets -
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What does the symbol ∨ mean?
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Join
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Meet
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Joint
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Connection
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A. Join -
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Which of these is correct for idempotent law?
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A ∨ a = a
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A ∧ b = b ∧ a
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A ∧ (a ∨ b) = a
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A ∨ 0 = a
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A. A ∨ a = a -
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How can the collection of all subset of a set be ordered?
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Union inclusion
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Intersection
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Subset inclusion
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Universal inclusion
Correct Answer
A. Subset inclusion -
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Which of these play an essential role in universal algebra?
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Arithmetic interpretation of lattice
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Idempotent law
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Algebraic interpretation of lattice
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Absorbent law
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A. Algebraic interpretation of lattice -
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Which of these is the only defining identity peculiar to lattice Theory?
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Idempotent law
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Bounded law
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Absorbtion law
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Rational law
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A. Absorbtion law -
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