Consider the following definition. Definition 1. Let S denote a set. We say that S is primal if 0 ∈S or 1 ∈S (i) Which of the following sets are primal? [Explain your answer.] a. {x ∈Z: −3 < x and x < 6} b. {n ∈Z: n ≡10 mod 3} c. ∅ d. {n2−15: n ∈Z} (ii) Prove or disprove: The intersection of two primal sets is primal. (iii) Prove or disprove: If S is primal and T ⊇S, then T is primal. (iv) Prove or disprove: If S is not primal,

Consider the following definition. Definition 1. Let S denote a set. We say that S is primal if 0 ∈S or 1 ∈S (i) Which of the following sets are primal? [Explain your answer.] a. {x ∈Z: −3 < x and x < 6} b. {n ∈Z: n ≡10 mod 3} c. ∅ d. {n2−15: n ∈Z} (ii) Prove or disprove: The intersection of two primal sets is primal. (iii) Prove or disprove: If S is primal and T ⊇S, then T is primal. (iv) Prove or disprove: If S is not primal,

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