Lesson 2: Language Of Sets

Question 1

lt is often said that mathematics is the language of?

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Science

Question 2

the set of natural numbers?

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= {1,2,3,4,5,…}

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The set of whole number?

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={0,1,2,3,4,5,…}

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The set of integers?

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={…-2,-1,0,1,2,…}

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The set of rational numbers?

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={m/n, where n ≠ 0 }

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The set of irrational numbers?

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={non-repeating, non-terminating decimals}

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includes the numbers used for counting:

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The set of natural numbers

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is the set of natural numbers plus zero:

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The set of whole numbers

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adds the negative natural numbers the set of whole numbers:

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The set of integers

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includes fractions written as (m/n|m and n are integers and n ≠ 0)

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The set of rational numbers

Question 11

is the set of numbers that are not rational, are non repeating, and are non-terminating:
(h|h is not a rational number).

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The set of irrational numbers

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a collection of objects

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Set

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the objects in a set are called the

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elements of a set

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“x” is called a?

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Variable

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symbol used to represent any element of a given set.

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Variable(x)

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Another way of writing the above set S is to use what is called

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set-builder notation

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vertical bar (|) is used in place of words?

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Such that

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is used in place of words such that

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vertical bar (I)

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are used to indicate that the list goes on and on with no last number.

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Dots

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The symbol “ ∈ “ is used to indicate that a specific element belongs to a set.

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Element

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A. Types of Describing Sets:

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1. Rule method
2. Roster method

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describe the elements of the set.

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Rule method

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List the element of set

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Roster method

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Types of set:

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1. Finite set
2. Infinite set
3. Unit set
4. Null set

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The number of set in countable

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Finite set

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The number of set is not countable

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Infinite set

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a set composed of only one element.

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Unit set

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a set composed of no element.

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Null set

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refers to the number of elements of a given set.

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cardinality

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A is a subset of B "A c B" if every element of A is an element of B.

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Subset

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A and B have the same number of elements.

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Equivalent Sets

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A and B are equal sets, A = B, if A and B have the same number of elements.

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Equal Sets

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sets if A and B have no common elements.

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Disjoint Sets

Question 34

Created venn diagram

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John venn

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make mathematics easier because they help us to see the whole situation at a glance.

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Diagrams

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This larger set is called the

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universal set.

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Symbol of universal set?

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U

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is a rectangular figure representing the universal set

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venn diagram

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Operation sets:

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1. Complement 2. Union 3. Intersection 4. Set difference 5. Cartesian product

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the set that contains the elements in U but not in A.

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Complement

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is the set composed of the elements in A or in B or both.

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Union

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is the set composed of elements both in A and B.

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Intersection

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A - B is the set composed of the elements of A not found in B

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Set difference

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is the set of all ordered pairs (a, b), where a is in A and b is in B.

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Cartesian product