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    The document defines a universal set as the totality of all elements under consideration. It is denoted by . A subset is defined as a set where all elements in the subset are also elements of the universal set. The symbol ⊂ means "is a subset of". Examples are given to demonstrate subsets, including a table showing different flavors as subsets of the universal set of flavors {b, u, m}. Readers are asked to determine if sets in examples are subsets using ⊂ or .

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    The document defines a universal set as the totality of all elements under consideration. It is denoted by . A subset is defined as a set where all elements in the subset are also elements of the universal set. The symbol ⊂ means "is a subset of". Examples are given to demonstrate subsets, including a table showing different flavors as subsets of the universal set of flavors {b, u, m}. Readers are asked to determine if sets in examples are subsets using ⊂ or .

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    The document defines a universal set as the totality of all elements under consideration. It is denoted by . A subset is defined as a set where all elements in the subset are also elements of the universal set. The symbol ⊂ means "is a subset of". Examples are given to demonstrate subsets, including a table showing different flavors as subsets of the universal set of flavors {b, u, m}. Readers are asked to determine if sets in examples are subsets using ⊂ or .

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    SETS

    AND
    NUMBERS

    by: Teacher Melo


    Universal Sets
    and
    Subsets
    Universal Set
    • Universal set is the totality of all the elements
    under a given situation
    • denoted by .
    Examples:
    1.

    2.
    Subset
    • Set is a subset of set if all elements in set are
    in set .
    • The symbol means “is a subset of”, therefor we
    write .
    Understanding Subsets
    1 2 3
    Flavor Flavors Flavors
    {b} {b, u} {b, u, m}

    b u m {u} {b, m} 0
    Flavor
    𝒛={𝒃 ,𝒖 ,𝒎 } {m} {u, m} {}
    Universal Set
    Subset
    Examples: Draw in the space between two sets if it is a subset if not
    draw .

    1. ____⊂ 4. ____⊂
    2. ⊂
    ____ 5. ⊂
    ____
    3. ⊂
    ____ 6. ⊂
    ____

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