Language of Sets Flashcards

1
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he played a pivotal role in the creation of set theory, which has become a fundamental theory in mathematics

A

George Cantor

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2
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are collections of well-defined distinct objects, ideas, or numbers.

A

Sets

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3
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sets consists of objects, called the ______ or the member of a set that share a common characteristic.

A

Element (∈)

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4
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a set is named by using a ?

A

capital letter

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5
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belongs to

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6
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does not belong to

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7
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: or |

A

such that

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8
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ɸ

A

null set, empty set

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9
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n(A)

A

cardinal number of the set A

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10
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union of two sets

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11
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intersection of two sets

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12
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a set that has a definite number of elements

elements are countable

A

Finite Set

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13
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is a set that contain endless number of elements

(…) ellipsis indicated after the last identifies element means that there a re other elements of the set

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Infinite Set

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14
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a set with no elements
denoted by ɸ or {}

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null set

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15
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The __________ of a set A is the number of elements contained in A. Denoted by |A| or n(A)

Example: A = {1, 2, 3, 4, } |A| = 4
B = {a, e, i, o, u} n(B) = 5

A

Cardinality

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16
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Is the set that contains all objects under consideration.

A set of all possible elements under consideration in a particular problem

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Universal Set (U)

17
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If all the elements of a Set F are also the elements of a Set A, then “F is a _____ of A
(F 드 A)

A

Subset (드)

18
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A ____________ of a set A is a subset of A that is not equal to A. In other words, if B is a proper subset of A, then all elements of B are in A but A contains at least one element that is not in B.

A

proper subset

19
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Two sets A and B are equal set if A C B and BCA. The elements of A are also the element of B

A

Equal Set

20
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Two sets A and B are _________ set if the number of elements in set A is equal to the number of elements in set B. The cardinality of A and B are equal.

A

equivalent set

21
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A mathematical diagram representing sets as circles, with their relationship to each other expressed through their overlapping positions, so that all possible relationship between the sets are shown.

A

Venn Diagram

22
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The union of Set A and B is the set whose elements are those which belongs to Set A, or to Set B, or to both sets. In symbol, the union of set A and B is

A

A U B

23
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The intersection of Set A and B is the set whose elements are common to Set A and to Set B. In symbol, the intersection of set A and B is

A

A ∩ B

24
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The compliment of Set A is the set whose elements are elements of the universal set that does not belong to A. In symbol, the complement of A is

A

A’

25
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All elements which are in A but not in B

A

A-B

26
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is the most indispensable tool in solving word problems involving set, since it will help in visualizing the problems.

A

Venn Diagram