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Given sets A, B, U and a Venn diagram, answer questions about subsets, proper subsets, and elements.
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Step 1: Address Question 1.
Given sets:
(Numbers from 0 to 9)
- Natural numbers (N) are .
- Whole numbers (W) are .
i) Write sets A, B, and U in tabular form.
ii) Is set A a proper subset of B? Why or why not?
No, set A is not a proper subset of set B.
Reason: For A to be a proper subset of B, all elements of A must be in B, and B must contain at least one element not in A. However, elements 6 and 7 are in A but not in B.
iii) Write A and B in Venn diagram form.
To represent A and B in a Venn diagram:
- Draw a rectangle for the universal set U.
- Draw two circles inside U. Since all elements of B are also in A, set B is a subset of set A (). Therefore, the circle representing B should be drawn entirely inside the circle representing A.
- Elements in B (which is also ):
- Elements in A but not in B:
- Elements in U but not in A (and thus not in B):
iv) Write all proper subsets of A.
Set has 7 elements. The number of proper subsets is .
Examples of proper subsets of A include:
... (There are 127 proper subsets in total.)
v) Write all improper subsets of B.
An improper subset of a set is the set itself.
The only improper subset of B is B itself:
Step 2: Address Question 2 based on the provided Venn diagram.
From the Venn diagram:
Universal Set
Set
Set
i) Write the elements of sets A, B, and U in tabular form.
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