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    The document contains two sections about sets and basic algebra. For the sets section: The universal set is A; B and C have 1 element in common, which is 1; G is a subset of C but C is not a subset of G; BUC' is the union of B and C minus their intersection; The elements of A - B are not equal to the elements of B - A. For the algebra section: Solving the equations results in: 1) 6x = -30 so x = -5; 2) -21y = -66 so y = 3; 3) -7a = -2 so a = 2/7. Factoring the quadratic equations results in: 1) (x

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    The document contains two sections about sets and basic algebra. For the sets section: The universal set is A; B and C have 1 element in common, which is 1; G is a subset of C but C is not a subset of G; BUC' is the union of B and C minus their intersection; The elements of A - B are not equal to the elements of B - A. For the algebra section: Solving the equations results in: 1) 6x = -30 so x = -5; 2) -21y = -66 so y = 3; 3) -7a = -2 so a = 2/7. Factoring the quadratic equations results in: 1) (x

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    Sets and algebra concepts

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    Monroe Hernandez de Guzman
    The document contains two sections about sets and basic algebra. For the sets section: The universal set is A; B and C have 1 element in common, which is 1; G is a subset of C but C is not a subset of G; BUC' is the union of B and C minus their intersection; The elements of A - B are not equal to the elements of B - A. For the algebra section: Solving the equations results in: 1) 6x = -30 so x = -5; 2) -21y = -66 so y = 3; 3) -7a = -2 so a = 2/7. Factoring the quadratic equations results in: 1) (x

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    I.

    SETS
    Let
    A = {-2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 4, 7, 8, 9} E = {-1, 0, 1, 2, 4, 9}
    B = {1, 2, 7, 9} F = {1, 2, 7, 8, 9}
    C = {-2, -1, 0, 1} G = {-2, -1}
    D = {0, 1, 2, 4} H = {7, 9}

    1. Which is the UNIVERSAL SET (if there is)? ____________


    2. How many element(s) is/are there in BC? ____________
    3. Is G a subset of C? ________ Is C a subset of G? __________
    4. BUC = ____________________
    5. Are the elements of A B equal to the elements of B A? _______
    6. CUD F = ___________
    7. GH = __________
    TRUE/FALSE
    8. Every set is a subset of itself. ___________
    9. An element of a subset is always an element of the universal set. __________
    10. If BC has no answer, it is called an empty set. _________

    II. BASIC ALGEBRA


    Evaluate:
    1. 3x + 24 = 9x 6
    2. 4y + 74 = -21y + 8
    3. -4a + 4 = -3a + 6
    4. -(4a + 3) = 10a 11a + 12a
    5. 3A/2 + 4 = 20A 10A/2 + 6
    Factor completely and determine the roots of the equation.
    1. x2 + 5x +4 = 0
    2. x2 x 6 = 0
    3. 2x2 -3x + 8 = 0
    Expand in the form ax2 + bx + c (where a,b, and c are constants).
    1. (x-3)(x+4) = 0
    2. (x+1)(x-1) = -1
    3. (x-6)(x-6) = 0

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