____1. Which Of The Given Sets Is/Are Equal To Set A? ____2.Which Of The Given Sets Is/Are Equivalent To Set A? ____3.Which Set Is Equal To Set H? ___

____1. Which of the given sets is/are equal to set A? ____2.Which of the given sets is/are equivalent to set A? ____3.Which set is equal to set H? ____4.Is set H equal to set J? Why? ____5.Name the sets that are equivalent but not equal. A = {1,2,3} D = {a,b}B = {x, y, z} E = {red, blue, yellow}C = {3,2,1} F = {2,3G = { } H = Ø I = { 1 } J = { Ø }

 

Answer:

1. C  2. B, E, & C  3. nothing  4. No  5. A & B, A & E, B & E, B & C, AND E & C.

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Because set A has elements 1, 2, and 3. And set C has elements 3, 2, and 1. As you can see, their elements are the same. Equal sets are sets having all elements on each set are equal. Note: all equal sets are joint sets but not all joint sets are equal sets.

2. Look each sets, find the set that has the same number of elements as set A. Look at set F, only two elements found in the parenthesis; so it is not con sidered as equivalent to set A. If you type the wrong place of the parenthesis, it depends on you if it is your answer. Equivalent sets are sets having the same number of elements .

3. Same as #1, look at the sets. And no set is equal to set H. If there is missing, its your choice.

4. Because the element that is equal is only Ø and theres no I.

5. Just look at the sets. And you found it.