Set theory: In your own words, give an example of EACH of the following and explain your reasoning ...
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A set is a group of objects that we choose to put together. To further classify the objects in the set, we can create subsets using some or all of the members of the original set. For instance, consider the set of all dogs, and then consider some subsets of this set: the set of all Dalmatians, for instance, or the set of all black dogs. In your own words, give an example of EACH of the following and explain your reasoning.
Ø Equivalent sets vs. Equal sets
Ø Cardinality of sets and how cardinality relates to the number of subsets of a set
Ø Subset vs. Proper Subset
Ø Complement of a set vs. Complement of a universal set
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(1) Two sets are said to be equivalent if they have the same number of elements but not the same elements. ...
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