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is is possible to have an infinite subset of a finite set?
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Nope, if a finite set has "n" elements then the number of elements of any of its subset is less than 2^n
*less than or equal to 2^n
If a finite set has n elements, than any subset will have less than n elements(you can have at most n). I think you are getting this confused with there being 2^n subsets of a set with n elements @ganeshie8
Granted \(n<2^n\) for all n, but I thought I should clarify...
yeah u can form 2^n subsets of the given set right ?
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oh right, i see the statement was a bit loose :)
it was totally wrong, thanks for correcting @zzr0ck3r
I am just noticing this is from yesterday... all the old questions got bumped up
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