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A set is...
What is a collection of items that have something in common?
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Each item in a set is called...
member or element
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What symbol is used to represent members of a set.
E
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We use these to separate the members in a set.
What is a comma?
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We use this to show the elements of a set.
Curly braces {}?
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Describe the following set.
{Red, yellow, blue}
Is it the primary colours?
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what is AnB if set A is = { 2,4,8,10} and set B is ={10,20,30}
10
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If two sets have no elements in common, the intersection of these sets is called this.
Null set or empty set
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Describe the following set {Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday}
Days of the week
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State the members of this set.
Parishes in Jamaica that start with Saint at least 3.
Saint James, Saint Ann, Saint Andrew, Saint Catherine, Saint Mary, Saint Elizabeth?
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A set with no element .
What is Empty set {}?
300
A set with a countable number of elements, like {1, 2, 3}, is known as?
Finite set
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The complement (') of a set contains all elements in this universal collection except those in the set itself.
True
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A set that cannot be numbered.
What is an infinite set?
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A set where all the members can be numbered.
Finite set?
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Another name for an empty set.
Is it a null set?
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State the type of set given.
The number of boys that wear dresses to school.
Is it a empty or null set?
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Sets with the same number of members and all the elements are the same.
Equal set
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A set with the same number of elements but the items in the set are different.
What is an equivalent set?
400
The set of the first 5 consonants
{b, c, d, f, g}?
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The symbol below is used to show the ____________ of a set.
Union
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The set of even numbers between 10 and 20.
{12,14,16,18}
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The set of Prime numbers between 1 and 14.
What is {2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13}
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List the set of composite number between 11 and 23
Is it {12, 14, 15, 16, 18, 20, 21, 22}
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The set of ordinal numbers between 0 and 4.
What is {1st , 2nd,3rd}?