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Venomily
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Question 2 (a)
how is it possible? B is a set (since A is a set), how can a set be an element of another set?
Rather than saying: B is an element of C
I thought it would be better to say: B is a subset of C.
Also, can someone explain question 2 (d) to me? thanks
how is it possible? B is a set (since A is a set), how can a set be an element of another set?
Rather than saying: B is an element of C
I thought it would be better to say: B is a subset of C.
Also, can someone explain question 2 (d) to me? thanks