(a) For each of the following sets, give a simpler description of the set, and state (without proof)whether the set is finite, countably infinite, or uncountable.(i) {x € Z : 10 ≤ x² < 15}(ii) {x Rx +1| <2}(iii) {y ER: cos y = 1}

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(a) For each of the following sets, give a simpler description of the set, and state (without proof) whether the set is finite, countably infinite, or uncountable. (i) {x € Z : 10 ≤ x² ≤ 15} (ii) {x ≤R : x + 1| < 2} (iii) {y € R: cos y = 1}