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Statement (11, 13, 15) Z (11, 12, 13, 14, 15} (7,9} Ø {c, d, f, g} = {d, fr (q, r, w) C (q, r, w} True False O

Statement (11, 13, 15) Z (11, 12, 13, 14, 15} (7,9} Ø {c, d, f, g} = {d, fr (q, r, w) C (q, r, w} True False O

Advanced Engineering Mathematics
Advanced Engineering Mathematics
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ISBN:9780470458365
Author:Erwin Kreyszig
Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig
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--- ### Identifying True Statements Involving Subsets and Proper Subsets Understanding the relationships between sets is a fundamental concept in set theory. Below are some of the key symbols used to denote these relationships: - **⊆** means "is a subset of." - **⊂** means "is a proper subset of." - **⊈** means "is not a subset of." - **∅** is the empty set. #### Instructions: For each statement, decide if it is true or false. | Statement | True | False | |-----------------|------|-------| | \(\{11, 13, 15\} \not\subseteq \{11, 12, 13, 14, 15\}\) | | ☑ | | \(\{7, 9\} \not\subseteq \emptyset\) | | ☑ | | \(\{c, d, f, g\} \subseteq \{d, f\}\) | | ☑ | | \(\{q, r, w\} \subset \{q, r, w\}\) | | ☑ | *Note: An explanation button and a check button are provided at the bottom of the interface to verify the answers.* This exercise helps in honing your skills in identifying correct relationships among different sets using the appropriate mathematical symbols. ---
Transcribed Image Text:--- ### Identifying True Statements Involving Subsets and Proper Subsets Understanding the relationships between sets is a fundamental concept in set theory. Below are some of the key symbols used to denote these relationships: - **⊆** means "is a subset of." - **⊂** means "is a proper subset of." - **⊈** means "is not a subset of." - **∅** is the empty set. #### Instructions: For each statement, decide if it is true or false. | Statement | True | False | |-----------------|------|-------| | \(\{11, 13, 15\} \not\subseteq \{11, 12, 13, 14, 15\}\) | | ☑ | | \(\{7, 9\} \not\subseteq \emptyset\) | | ☑ | | \(\{c, d, f, g\} \subseteq \{d, f\}\) | | ☑ | | \(\{q, r, w\} \subset \{q, r, w\}\) | | ☑ | *Note: An explanation button and a check button are provided at the bottom of the interface to verify the answers.* This exercise helps in honing your skills in identifying correct relationships among different sets using the appropriate mathematical symbols. ---
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