SETS Flashcards

CHAPTER 1

1
Q

It is well-defined, unordered collection of objects having no duplicate members.

A

Set

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This collection is unambiguous, not open to interpretation and strictly capable of determination through an investigation of the facts.

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Well-defined Set

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3
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Is a set of tall people in our class well defined ?

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It is not well defined set.

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4
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Is a set of letters in the English Alphabet a well defined set?

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It is a well defined set.

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5
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Is the set of warm days in the past year a well defined set?

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It is not a well defined set.

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6
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Membership in a set can be specified in 3 ways, what are they?

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  • Verbal Description
  • Roster Notation
  • Set-builder Notation
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7
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This is where the members of the set is described in an unambiguous manner.

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Verbal Description

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8
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This is a membership of a set where the members of the set are listed for you.

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Roster Notation

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9
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This is where the information within the braces tells us that “genetic members of a set”

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Characteristic Property or Characteristic Trait

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10
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This is used to shorten the roster, provided that we can present the roster in such a way that the demonstrated patterns of numbers, continuous

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Ellipsis

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11
Q

The last membership of a set would look like this

P = {x[x is an even number}

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Set builder Notation

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12
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What letter represent the set of natural numbers?

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N

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13
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What letter represent the set of whole numbers?

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W

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14
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What letter represent the set of integers?

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Z

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15
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What letter represent the set of irrational numbers?

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16
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What letter represent the set of real numbers?

17
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What letter represent the set of complex numbers?

18
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This refers to the quality of members belonging to the set, and it is represented by the symbol that is similar to the familiar notation of the absolute value |S|

A

Cardinality

19
Q

This may be finite (Membership in the set is limited to a particular, possibly large quality)

A

Cardinality

20
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This may be infinite (There are an unlimited number of numbers of members in the set)

A

Cardinality

21
Q

The condition gives a relationship between the two sets and is denoted by the symbol c.

22
Q

Every nonempty set must have at least?

A

at least two subsets

23
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What is a subset of any set?

A

The empty set

24
Q

If A is a subset of B, then B is called?

A

Superset of A

25
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If the set B contains additional elements that are not elements of A, what do we call it?

A

Proper Subset of B ( A c B)

25
Q

Is set A a subset of set B?
A = {2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13..}
B = N

A

Yes, A is a subset of B

25
Q

Is set A a subset of set B?
A = {John, Mary, Bob}
B = {John, Mary, Bob, Scott}

A

Yes it is a subset of B.

26
Q

Is set A a subset of set B?
A = set of states in the United States
B = {New York, New jersey}

A

No, A is not a subset of B. But reverse would be correct