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Sets 06-08

The document discusses subsets and defines a subset as a set where every element of one set is also an element of another set. It provides examples of subsets of real numbers like N being a subset of Z and Z being a subset of Q. It also discusses power sets and the number of subsets a set can have.

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Sets 06-08

The document discusses subsets and defines a subset as a set where every element of one set is also an element of another set. It provides examples of subsets of real numbers like N being a subset of Z and Z being a subset of Q. It also discusses power sets and the number of subsets a set can have.

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SUBSET
• A set ‘A’ is said to be a subset of a set ‘B’ if every element of ‘A’ is
also an element of ‘B’.
• Example :

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NOTE
• A is a subset of itself, i.e. A  A
• ϕ (Empty set) is a subset of every set, i.e.ϕ A
• A  B and B  A ⟺ A = B
(where“⟺” is a symbol for two way implications, and is usually read as
if and only if )

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Subsets of set of real numbers
•NZQ
•QR
•TR

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POWER SET

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NUMBER OF SUBSETS OF A SET

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UNIVERSAL SET
• A universal set is a set which contains all the elements of the other sets
• It is usually denoted by the letter U and all its subsets by the letters A,
B, C etc.

• Note that all sets are subsets of the universal set.


• A⊂U
• B⊂U
•C⊂U
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