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England university
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Scotland schools
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Mark Hodds 8 years, 6 months ago
Created this as a copy of set3.Name | Status | Author | Last Modified | |
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set3 | Ready to use | Newcastle University Mathematics and Statistics | 20/11/2019 14:51 | |
Set 2-3 | draft | Mark Hodds | 30/10/2016 20:05 | |
Luis's copy of set3 | draft | Luis Hernandez | 30/11/2018 17:36 | |
Lois's copy of Set 2-3 | draft | Lois Rollings | 05/06/2019 16:07 |
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Name | Type | Generated Value |
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a | integer |
30
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b | integer |
7
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c | integer |
21
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d | integer |
16
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f | integer |
3
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universal | set |
Set of 30 items
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set1 | set |
Set of 15 items
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set2 | set |
Set of 14 items
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set3 | set |
Set of 10 items
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Generated value: integer
This variable doesn't seem to be used anywhere.
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Enumerate the following sets:
a) A∩B=
b) B∩C=
c) A∩Cc=
d) (Ac∪C)∩B=
e) (A∪C)c∩Bc=
f) (A∪Bc)∩C=
Note that you input sets in the form set(a,b,c,..,z)
.
For example set(1,2,3)
gives the set {1,2,3}.
The empty set is input as set()
.
Also some labour saving tips:
If you want to input all integers between a and b inclusive then instead of writing all the elements you can input this as set(a..b)
.
If you want to input all integers between a and b inclusive in steps of c then this is input as set(a..b#c)
. So all odd integers from −3 to 28 are input as set(-3..28#2).
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This question is used in the following exams:
- Sets by Mark Hodds in 101MP 2018.
- 101MP 2019 - Sets Week 5 by Mark Hodds in 101MP 2018.