3.9. Given the continuous, noninteractive fuzzy sets A and B on universes X and Y, using Zadeh's notation for continuous fuzzy variables, A = {{ a for x € [0, +10]. 0.2|y| B = for y e [0, +5]. y as seen in Figure P3.9a: (a) Construct a fuzzy relation R for the Cartesian product of A and B. (b) Use max-min composition to find B', given the fuzzy singleton A' = (see Figure P3.9b). Hint: You can solve this problem graphically by segregating the Cartesian space into

3.9. Given the continuous, noninteractive fuzzy sets A and B on universes X and Y, using Zadeh's notation for continuous fuzzy variables, A = {{ a for x € [0, +10]. 0.2|y| B = for y e [0, +5]. y as seen in Figure P3.9a: (a) Construct a fuzzy relation R for the Cartesian product of A and B. (b) Use max-min composition to find B', given the fuzzy singleton A' = (see Figure P3.9b). Hint: You can solve this problem graphically by segregating the Cartesian space into

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