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Sets, Relations, Functions

Sets, Relations, Functions

Sets, Relations, Functions

This note covers the following topics: Introduction to sets, Subsets, power sets, equality of sets, Finite and infinite sets, Set operations, De Morgan rules, distributivity, tables, Ordered pairs, Cartesian products, Introduction to relations, Ordering relations, Equivalence relations and Functions.

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