Grade 11Algebra
Let, ‘S’ be a set containing all the sets. But ‘S’ is not found in it. Is ‘S’ a set or not? Explain.
Let, ‘S’ be a set containing all the sets. But ‘S’ is not found in it. Is ‘S’ a set or not? Explain.
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Nicho priyatham
S must be POWER set it contains all sets bit alphabitical ‘s’ is not found in word POWER
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