. Given the following set, select the statement below that is true. A = {q, r, s, t, u} p ∈ A 5 ∈ A r ∉ A s ∈ A A ⊆ Ø
s ∈ A
s belongs A
can u explain to me how to do this problem and figure it out? please
just dont tell me the answer please
\(\in\) means 'in' or that \(a \in B\) means that there is an 'a' in the set B.
If there is a line through it like \(\notin\) that means that the item is NOT in the set.
as u can see u have in set A {q, r, s, t, u} the letter s , so belongs to the set a
so S belongs to set A ****
So looking at the first option \(p \in A\) we check the set A. There is no p in it. Therefore this option is false.
There is also no 5 in A. Therefore option 2 is false.
The third option says r is NOT in A. We look at A. r is in there. Therefore this option is false.
Next option says \(s \in A\). There is an s in A. Therefore this is true.
so it would be the last one? cuz there is no 0 in A?
im confused!
No. It would be the 4th one. \(s \in A\) is TRUE. s is an element of A.
The last one is false because it's saying that A is a subset of an empty set. Which would only be true if A were empty and it's not.
there is 5 elements in A thats how thats the answer
What?
it says 5 ∈ A there is NO 5 in A
That is option 2.
there is 5 elements in A
And you are right. It is false.
That means the cardinality of A is 5, but there is no 5 in A. So it cannot be 5 ∈ A
ok so s in A its true
yes.
so that would be the answer.. :)
yes
ty :)
if i post a Venn diagram will u help me out? its asking for subset of P using set notations
I'm not sure why you need Q there.
the set notation i have written down would be P={u,l,c,k}
That's P yes
P is a subset of P. So that will be your first one.
Thats part of the question... thats what they are asking for is all of subsets of P
Now list all the subsets of P that have cardinality of 3
it would be the P={u,l,c,k}
right?
Huh? That is P. That is one of the subsets of P. That is not all of the subsets.
the other one is Q and its not part of P
I don't understand what that has to do with listing the subsets of P.
yea me either..this is the problem the professor game me
The subsets of P depend only on the elements in P.
am i missing subsets of P? wouldnt it be just the ones that are in P only?
These are the subsets of P: {u,l,c,k} {u,l,c} {u,l,k} {u,c,k} {l,c,k} {u,l} {u,c} {u,k} {l,c} {l,k} {c,k} {u} {l} {c} {k} {}
oh ok.. so i have to write it all out ... gottcha
all the way down to {}
when it asks for subsets u have to write them ALL out..
If it asks for all subsets. I would write them all.
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