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Miscellaneous Set Concepts Slides to accompany Sections 1.(8 & 9) of Discrete Mathematics and Functional Programming Thomas VanDrunen Tree example T SugarMaple SilverMaple BoxElder BaldCypress PinOak WhitePine LiveOak BristleconePine
Miscellaneous Set Concepts Slides to accompany Sections 1.(8 & 9) of Discrete Mathematics and Functional Programming Thomas VanDrunen
Tree example T SugarMaple SilverMaple BoxElder BaldCypress PinOak WhitePine LiveOak BristleconePine | I | = 6 .
Tree example T SugarMaple SilverMaple A BoxElder BaldCypress PinOak WhitePine LiveOak BristleconePine C | I | = 6 .
Tree example T SugarMaple SilverMaple D BoxElder BaldCypress PinOak WhitePine LiveOak E BristleconePine | I | = 6 .
Tree example T SugarMaple SilverMaple BoxElder BaldCypress PinOak I WhitePine LiveOak BristleconePine | I | = 6 .
Tree example T M SugarMaple SilverMaple BoxElder BaldCypress X PinOak WhitePine LiveOak BristleconePine Q P | I | = 6 .
Cardinality T SugarMaple SilverMaple BoxElder BaldCypress X PinOak I WhitePine LiveOak E BristleconePine | I | = 6 . | X | = 1 . | E | = 3 . | I − E | = 5 . | X − I | = 0 .
Disjoint T M SugarMaple SilverMaple BoxElder BaldCypress PinOak WhitePine LiveOak E BristleconePine M ∩ E = ∅ . | M ∩ E | = 0 .
Not Disjoint T SugarMaple SilverMaple D A BoxElder BaldCypress PinOak WhitePine LiveOak E BristleconePine C A ∩ E = { LiveOak } � = ∅ . C ∩ D = { BaldCypress } � = ∅ .
Pairwise disjoint T M SugarMaple SilverMaple BoxElder BaldCypress X PinOak WhitePine LiveOak BristleconePine Q P | I | = 6 .
Questions ( E − C ) ∩ ( C − E ) = ( { LiveOak , WhitePine , BristleconePine } −{ WhitePine , BristleconePineBaldCypress } ) ∩{ WhitePine , BristleconePineBaldCypress } − ( { LiveOak , WhitePine , BristleconePine } ) = { LiveOak } ∩ { BaldCypress } ∅ = Is it true that for any two sets A and B , ( A − B ) ∩ ( B − A ) = ∅ ?
Questions | M ∪ Q | |{ SugarMaple , SilverMaple , BoxElder } = ∪{ PinOak , LiveOak }| |{ SugarMaple , SilverMaple , BoxElder , = PinOak , LiveOak }| = 5 = 3 + 2 = |{ SugarMaple , SilverMaple , BoxElder }| + |{ PinOak , LiveOak }| = | M | + | Q | Is it true that for any two sets A and B , | A ∪ B | = | A | + | B | ?
Questions | C − X | = |{ WhitePine , BristleconePine , BaldCypress } −{ BaldCypress }| = |{ WhitePine , BristleconePine }| = 2 = 3 − 1 = |{ WhitePine , BristleconePine , BaldCypress }| −|{ BaldCypress }| | C | − | X | = Is it true that for any two sets A and B , | A − B | = | A | − | B | ?
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