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I. Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if not. 1. {0} - Ø 2. (0,1,2) and () are joint sets 3. (0,1,2,...} can be a universal set 4. Equal sets are always equivalent sets 5. A set of negative numbers found in the set of natural numbers is an empty set.

I. Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if not. 1. {0} - Ø 2. (0,1,2) and () are joint sets 3. (0,1,2,...} can be a universal set 4. Equal sets are always equivalent sets 5. A set of negative numbers found in the set of natural numbers is an empty set.

Calculus: Early Transcendentals
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I. Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if not. set. 1. {0} - Ø 2. (0,1,2) and () are joint sets 3. (0,1,2,...} can be a universal set 4. Equal sets are always equivalent sets 5. A set of negative numbers found in the set of natural numbers is an empty Given R = {0,1,4} 1. A 2. C 3. C 4. C 5. D 6. {4} € R 7.Ø ER 8. 1 CR 9. R has 8 subsets 10. RCR II. Given the following sets A={0,1,2) B=(2,0,1} C={0} D={2} In each pair of sets, state the relationship on the space provided whether they are equal, equivalent or one is a proper subset of the other. B D {0} A B III. Write the following set in tabular form. 1. A = {x|x is a counting numbers between -2 and 2} 2. B = {x|x are the first seven letters of an English alphabet}
Transcribed Image Text:I. Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if not. set. 1. {0} - Ø 2. (0,1,2) and () are joint sets 3. (0,1,2,...} can be a universal set 4. Equal sets are always equivalent sets 5. A set of negative numbers found in the set of natural numbers is an empty Given R = {0,1,4} 1. A 2. C 3. C 4. C 5. D 6. {4} € R 7.Ø ER 8. 1 CR 9. R has 8 subsets 10. RCR II. Given the following sets A={0,1,2) B=(2,0,1} C={0} D={2} In each pair of sets, state the relationship on the space provided whether they are equal, equivalent or one is a proper subset of the other. B D {0} A B III. Write the following set in tabular form. 1. A = {x|x is a counting numbers between -2 and 2} 2. B = {x|x are the first seven letters of an English alphabet}
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