Question 25 Consider a recursively defined set S such that 2 is an element of S (x-y) is an element of S if both x and y are elements of S. S is equal to the Set of all integers Set of negative multiples of 2 Set of Even integers Set of positive multiples of 2

Question 25 Consider a recursively defined set S such that 2 is an element of S (x-y) is an element of S if both x and y are elements of S. S is equal to the Set of all integers Set of negative multiples of 2 Set of Even integers Set of positive multiples of 2

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