WorksheetsREVIEW: Set Theory 1 - Notation
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Which is written in proper set notation?
( red, blue, green )
( blue; green; red )
{ blue; green; blue }
{ blue, green, blue }
{ red, green, blue }
Which symbol translates to "is an element of"
∋
∈
⊇
⊆
∃
Which symbol translates to "is an superset of or is equal to"
∋
∈
⊇
⊆
∃
Which symbol translates to "is an subset of or is equal to"
∋
∈
⊇
⊆
∃
Which symbol translates to "contains the element"
∋
∈
⊇
⊆
∃
Which symbol translates to "union"
∪
∩
⊂
⊃
∈
Which symbol translates to "intersection"
∪
∩
⊂
⊃
∈
Which symbol translates to "difference"
∪
∩
⊂
⊃
−
Given that A is a set, in the expression:
∣A∣
the vertical bars around set A means which of the following?
absolute value
cardinality
union
intersection
complement
Given that A is a set, in the expression:
Ac
the superscript "c" means which of the following?
(Note: Ac means the same as A′ )
absolute value
cardinality
union
intersection
complement
Which symbol translates to "the empty set"
σ
θ
∈
Ø
0
Which symbol translates to "is not an element of"
∋
∈
∋
⊆
∈/
