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What does the Union operation of two sets return?
What does the Union operation of two sets return?
- Elements common to both sets
- All elements that are in either set (correct)
- Elements that are in neither set
- Elements that are only in the first set
Which operation will return elements that are present in both sets?
Which operation will return elements that are present in both sets?
- Difference
- Intersection (correct)
- Complement
- Union
What does the Complement operation of a set entail?
What does the Complement operation of a set entail?
- Returns the overlap between two sets
- Returns elements not in the specified set (correct)
- Returns all elements from both sets
- Returns only unique elements from the set
Which operation results in a set containing elements in the first set but not in the second?
Which operation results in a set containing elements in the first set but not in the second?
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What is the main purpose of set operations?
What is the main purpose of set operations?
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Study Notes
Operations on Sets
- Set operations are methods for creating new sets from existing ones.
- The main operations include Union (U), Intersection (∩), Complement ('), and Difference.
- These operations enable the exploration and manipulation of relationships between different sets.
Union and Intersection
- Union (U): Combines all elements from two or more sets, ensuring no duplicates.
- Intersection (∩): Identifies elements that are common to two or more sets.
- These operations are fundamental in set theory, enabling the analysis of relationships and overlaps between sets.
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