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- …………… is not a way of describing/writing sets.
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2. N={x:1<x<10, where x is an integer} is an example of a set being described by..…
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4. An example of a set being described by Word description is
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4. An example of a set being described by Listing its members is
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5.The number of elements/members of the set D={days of the week} is……..
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6.P = { 3,6,9,12,15 }, Which of these best describes the set P ?
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7. List the members of the set {2<or= x<or= 5}
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8. If the set P = {1,2,3,4,5} which of the following statements best describes P?
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9. List all the members of the set {x: 2<x<8, x is an integer}.
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10. If P = {multiples of 4 less than 16 }, find P.
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