For an indexed collection of sets to have an intersection an element needs to be in every set right? so for example the following example : "Let B1 = {1, 2}, B2 = {2, 3}, ..., B10 = {10, 11}; that is, Bi = {i, i + 1} for i = 1, 2,..., 10." has no intersections because even though 2 is in set B1 and B2 it isnt in the remaining sets?

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For an indexed collection of sets to have an intersection an element needs to be in every set right?

so for example the following example : "Let B1 = {1, 2}, B2 = {2, 3}, ..., B10 = {10, 11}; that is, Bi = {i, i + 1} for i = 1,
2,..., 10." has no intersections because even though 2 is in set B1 and B2 it isnt in the remaining sets?

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