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The document discusses various concepts related to sets in mathematics, including types of sets (finite, infinite, null, singleton), operations on sets (union, intersection, difference), and properties of sets (commutative, associative, distributive laws). It also covers the definitions of subsets, supersets, and universal sets, along with examples of cardinality and Venn diagrams. Additionally, it mentions standard sets like natural numbers, integers, rational numbers, and irrational numbers.

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Set theory Handwritten notes

The document discusses various concepts related to sets in mathematics, including types of sets (finite, infinite, null, singleton), operations on sets (union, intersection, difference), and properties of sets (commutative, associative, distributive laws). It also covers the definitions of subsets, supersets, and universal sets, along with examples of cardinality and Venn diagrams. Additionally, it mentions standard sets like natural numbers, integers, rational numbers, and irrational numbers.

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Fend pve = 424,684 we J 6 rb tot A un: $ 21M 61 By lO te} An _Tyrvbile ARUB- TAHERow xe at oR nesoling, Vator dy acl: usta Venn- dfag crams ‘ey -}wo goke S~ N \ AuBuUC properties Sly Urtor Sets ia UL) AVB=EBUVA C Commutative lous’) a (Avauc = RUCHUC) C Agaociative (aus) a) Auden Clans db Tdendidy clement, g % the. tdenktdy (iy wunea C Tdampotert lau) Brey |pto UUAtU Claus of UL) er | Wb ace > AUS cOUC 3 Wi) ave=e@ Rand onky ek acd @ INTERSECTION OF SETS! — “The enterseckior db ety ee ta Ba set Ob oll demented yahich 3g Commer fo bet) A onde - Tt As denoted by 9”, Ginwdy, eatenseckion ob sel’ —7 finding of Comm ak elements in geht *] Eg aL U2 BFE EBAY, O 013,544 fend Ang ond hence Prous thal Aiea L A= StH B BABA 18} Re 3 risen ty ang} 2 a Hthe Sigrabsticaty = Ang= LRREA and KE a ron ae trdansiclion & cede taxtiy -Venn-Afagcram | & bd : @ aor ad Aargac fe — oo |) | (ers puss | ae, a Ree Ana? pisseint sets: RR ARE § hen ts a Be Coled dtsSotch eel myo Common eegion) bot ASE, hones 4.48 2 oh ye . 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C we CAB) = LH REA and aed} d R-aC 2\a)= Surnenand wERY Venn diageram oy Aon SBA @ Sp eedioh toe! nd AM é Ans 6-2 J 24s, toy BAe § 3,9, 1215} SYMMETNC DIFFERENCE RETWEEN Two SETS | - Pe Po aay te seks then He tymmebie didberane: pet tese sywo gels Com be ceepteranted oe hk AG= CAR) V(S-—) Ree= (AY) — Cane) Veng “Lingo & AAR Notes port about Co expan te fie Fa. Compleat ob & relative toh usually enprened ot Ale eS Site every thing io i Athoal: es rot inl eae n(408) =n(A) +(e) -2n(AnB) 2 cee OS £36412 159 , PLAY Ce aCe ara 2 Coy ae Pay WN Mea) (Chat Pact ave Arey) Let n(A)=20, n(#) =F and n(Ana) = 4, then find Q) n(A-B) (i) n(B-A) City (4B) fun (a-a) = n(A)-n(4n8) Ge) oe n(4-B) =16 n(@-A) = n(6)-n(4ne) = F-4 n(Ras) = (A) + (8) - 2n(408) ee ees Tew tag) IfU iis our universal set in a particular context and Ac U, the difference U\ Ais called the complement of A (with respect to U), We denote it by A’ or AY. In general, A) Bis called the (relative) complement of B with respect to A. However, the symbol A’ is used only for the complement of A with respect to the universal set. The following facts are obvious : @ o'=U,U'=6 DAVAT=U,AnA'=9 (iil) (AY =A (iv) AC Bo B’ca’ (VY) A\B=AnB’ aca ee N(AuB) =n(A) +n(8)- (ANB) nN (Ang) = n(&) + n(8) — N(AVB) ) (AUB) nay = NCA) +N (8) - 9 (ANB) inn N(AU8) min, 2 9(4) (8) = (ANG) nay OE Ue Ce ce ecole ary ee oe aT ea seen ee teed Roc ee ee oe ea Se ind rs) eC ee Se se fing A= 4123455 , BH Lnt0-4-9-F-6-5 4-3-2, -10,12,34 ae ke nye cea oer n(Ave) = n(A) +n(6)—n(Ane) n(ave) = 15+35-10 =4o (ave) =n (A) +n(8) - (AN8) rr aoe Or Po reer Ga et CU tae LCOS ea fs nave), = MA) +n(6)—h(Ane),., w( Ana). = Ea eS ia) ECOL Pee Gee ee n(que) = (A) PoC) el ai ar CL) ae oo _ Yas) Pata 4o+20-20 ai >| n( AUB) nin = ct 4o crue = flow, check a “throug venn ~ Alagoa J A'ng! Th % cleanly to be shown Fa she vem - diageam deal: sere dwo are Some. 30, (ava = alad Cpreved/). i tl cv, ig Be red E rons Mo (ours perbectty - x 3 ee ] CARDINALITY OF FINITE SETS" pamme ont one too Virtbe sole Hal ore disjoint thay the number 4 ae aoa as ths Bum dhe Norhes cb etomente oh 3 bea | thot de >, ced [AUST =IAL F[ By ince AN B= g Th homd Roncak deitl> fer (Ave) ~ AL ER) -faney aly it cam tae wan en) as [Aun| = JA-Si +1) tune q \rusl= tae ie- tana] Te ts the Pomuta whe helps U2 do trbve variety EN a Suppose that a class consists of a set S of 100 students, 70 of which pass in geometry and 60 pass in algebra. Ifno one failed in both the subjects, can we determine the number of students who passed in both algebra and geometry ? We proceed like this, Let Aand B denote respectively the sets of students who passed in algebra and in geometry. As per given information |S| = 100, |A| = 60, |B] = 70, S =A UB. Here A +B denotes the set of students who passed in both algebra and geometry. By (7) we have {S| =|A| + [B]-|A oB} that is, 100 = 60 + 70 ={A mB => |An BI = 130 - 100 = 30. eq: In a eg ob pore OF Uke cobbee , TX Ke teg anal 2 escaor) ina aco! ikea. at loask ong dk dhe eve drinks, (q people Uke boil) +26 and Coffee, hous eer poops ane In dhe ope Q fms tek & be the sek oe Sx whe Uke eshheo, and he He vet & pepe tebe Wke Trot. Considering the apexbion , (ay=3t>, (21-92 , [Anas 9 we hove, [A Ual= [AE [ol -]ANBy +) BET 52-14 = €4-19 = FO LMns) 2. hones Fo poopie ane tq fre grey.

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