Suppose that the universal set U is the set defined as U={1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10} Write the sets A and B out in roster notation. part a: A={x∈U∣ x is an even number }={}={ ? } part b: B={x∈U∣ x is a prime number }={}={? } Find each of the following: part c: n(A)=n(A)= part d: n(B)=n(B)=

Suppose that the universal set U is the set defined as U={1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10} Write the sets A and B out in roster notation. part a: A={x∈U∣ x is an even number }={}={ ? } part b: B={x∈U∣ x is a prime number }={}={? } Find each of the following: part c: n(A)=n(A)= part d: n(B)=n(B)=

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Suppose that the universal set U is the set defined as U={1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10}

Write the sets A and B out in roster notation.

part a: A={x∈U∣ x is an even number }={}={ ? }

part b: B={x∈U∣ x is a prime number }={}={? }

Find each of the following:

part c: n(A)=n(A)=

part d: n(B)=n(B)=

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