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DtoI05 Discrete MathRosenSection 1.6-7
  • Alan Coppola
  • Richard Weiss
  • http//grace.evergreen.edu/dtoi

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Sec 1.6
  • Set collection of elements
  • Subset a sub collection of elements
  • Empty set a subset of each set
  • Proper Subset A ? B, but A ? B, denoted by A ?
    B
  • Finite Set of Cardinality n A set with exactly
    n distinct elements.
  • The size or cardinality of a set S is denoted by
    S. If it can be put into one-to-one
    correspondence with the first n counting numbers,
    it is said to be of size n.

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Sec 1.6 - continued
  • A set S is said to be infinite if it is not
    finite.
  • Question Can you prove that there is an infinite
    set ?

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Sec 1.6 - Contd
  • An ordered n-tuple (a1, a2, a3, , an ) is the
    ordered collection or list that has a1 has as
    its first element, a2 as its second element, ,
    and an as its nth element.
  • Ordered pairs (a1, a2 ) and (b1, b2 ) are equal
    if and only if a1 b1 and a2 b2
  • Let A and B be sets. The Cartesian product of A
    and B is denoted by AxB, is the set of all
    ordered pairs (a, b), where a ? A and b ? B.
  • A x B (a,b) a? A ? b? B
  • A1 x A2 x x An (a1, a2, a3, , an ) ai ?
    Ai , for I 1, 2, , n

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Sec 1.7 Set Operations
  • ????????????
  • Union - A? B x x ? A ? x ? B
  • Intersection A? B x x ? A ? x ? B
  • Disjoint A? B ?
  • Venn Diagram
  • Inclusion-Exclusion A? B A B - A?
    B
  • Difference A B x x ? A ? x ? B

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Sec 1.7 Set Operations
  • Universe universal setdomain of discourse
  • A- complement of A x x ? A

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Sec 1.7 Set Identities
  • Identity A ? ? A, A ? U A
  • DominationA ? U U, A ? ? ?
  • Idempotent A ? A A, A ? A A
  • Complementation A A
  • Commutative A ? F F ? A, A ? F F ? A
  • Associative A ? (B ? F) (A ? B) ? F A ? B ?
    F
  • Distributive (A ? (B ? F)) (A ? B) ?(A ? F)
    (A ? (B ? F)) (A ? B) ? (A ? F)
  • De Morgans (A ? F) A ? F, (A ? F)
    A ? F
  • Absorption (A ? (A ? F)) A, (A ? (A ? F))
    A
  • Complement Law A ? A U, A ? A ?

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Sec 1.7 Identity Proof
  • Problem 9Let A and F be sets. Show that (A ?
    (A ? F)) A
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