Let S be a set. Which of the following are always correct? (O)/(s)ube(O)/() (O)/(s)ube{} (O)/(i)n{} {0}in(O)/() 3. Let S be a set. Which of the following are always correct? V0C0 {} 5 0 0 e{} 03{o}
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- (O)/(s)ube{} means "S is a subset of the set containing no elements", which is always correct because every set is a subset of the set containing no elements. - (O)/(i)n{} means "S is an element of the set containing no elements", which is never correct because Show more…
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