SOLUTION: R=Set of all numbers Z=Set of all integers Q=Set of all rational numbers 1. Let A=Z+. B{nEz|0<n<10} and C={10,20,30,40,50} Evaluate and Falsify the following: (a) C is

Question 1166272: R=Set of all numbers
Z=Set of all integers
Q=Set of all rational numbers
1. Let A=Z+. B{nEz|0 and C={10,20,30,40,50}
Evaluate and Falsify the following:
(a) C is a proper set of A
(b) B and C have no common elements
(c) C is a subset of B
(d) B is a subset of A

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