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Hi there in the question.
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We have to find the finite and infinite sets from the following sets which are given.
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The first one is set of all x is from the set of all integers and x square is less than 10.
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Second one is p of set a, b, c, where p of means that the power set of the given set a b, cd.
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C part is that set of all x such that exists from the set of natural numbers and 9 x square minus 1 is equal to 0.
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In the d part we have set of all x is from the set of all real numbers and x square is less than 10.
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So let's see how we'll do this.
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Here we have in the first part, the set of all xh that x belong to z and x is square less than 10.
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So this is the set of all integers whose square is less than 10.
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So for example, if i'm considering the first integer to be x is equal to 0, then we have 0 square is equal to 0 which is less than.
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10.
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So obviously, zero belong to the given set.
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Okay, zero belong to the given set.
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And now i'm taking x is equal to plus or minus one, both of those.
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We know that minus one square is equal to one, which is less than 10.
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So obviously, one comma minus one belong to the set.
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And then x is equal to plus or minus two.
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We have minus two square is equal to two square is equal to four, which is less than and therefore 2 comma minus 2 belong to the set.
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And then we have 3.
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That is x is equal to plus or minus 3.
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That is 3 squared equal to negative 3 square is equal to 9 which is less than 10.
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So 3 comma minus 3 also belong to the set.
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So here the given set set of all x such that x belong to z and x square less than 10 is equal to we can enumerate those elements here, that is negative 3, negative 2, negative 1 .2, 0.
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So this is the set.
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So this is finite set.
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So this is finite set.
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And also it's size.
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Size is equal to 7.
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So that will be the answer for the first subpart of this question.
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So let's see how we'll answer the next one in this manner.
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So in the next thing we have b is the power set, power set of the set a, b, c, comma, c, comma, d.
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So, we know that if n of a, that is the cardinality of a set a is x or else, yes, x, then the cardinality of its power set is given as 2 power x...