A= { x, y, z } FS = {finite sequences using letters x, y, z } , such as xxyxyzz %3D IS = {infinite sequences using letters x, y, z } , such as xxyxyzzxzy ... Which of the statements below are true? A is finite, FS is uncountable, IS is countable IS is finite A empty, FS is countable, IS is countable FS finite, A is fınite only finite sequences are in IS elements of FS are finite, hence FS is finite FS and IS have the same cardinality FS is empty neither of these answers is true A is infinite, FS is countable, IS is uncountable A is finite, FS is countable, IS is uncountable O FS and IS are identical sets

A= { x, y, z } FS = {finite sequences using letters x, y, z } , such as xxyxyzz %3D IS = {infinite sequences using letters x, y, z } , such as xxyxyzzxzy ... Which of the statements below are true? A is finite, FS is uncountable, IS is countable IS is finite A empty, FS is countable, IS is countable FS finite, A is fınite only finite sequences are in IS elements of FS are finite, hence FS is finite FS and IS have the same cardinality FS is empty neither of these answers is true A is infinite, FS is countable, IS is uncountable A is finite, FS is countable, IS is uncountable O FS and IS are identical sets

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