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CSE 20: Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science Prof. Shachar Lovett
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Today’s Topics: 1. Vs 2. Venn Diagrams 3. Proving two sets are equal 4. Power Set and Cross Product 2
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Set notations Union: A B = {x:x A x B} Intersection: A B = {x:x A x B} Complement:A c = {x:x A} Difference:A-B = {x:x A x B} Empty set: 3
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1. Vs Don’t be confused! 4
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Vs Which one of the following is true? A. 1 {1,2,3} B. 1 {1,2,3} C. {1} {1,2,3} D. {1} 1,2,3 E. None/other/more than one 5
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Vs Which one of the following is true? A. 1 {{1},{2},{3}} B. 1 {{1},{2},{3}} C. {1} {{1},{2},{3}} D. {1} {{1},{2},{3}} E. None/other/more than one 6
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Vs Which one of the following is true? A. { ,{ },{{ }}} B. { ,{ },{{ }}} C. { } { ,{ },{{ }}} D. { } { ,{ },{{ }}} E. None/other/more than one 7
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2. Venn Diagrams 8
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We will prove this using Venn Diagram method First, we need to draw a generic Venn Diagram: 9 U B A C
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10 U B A C
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11 U B A C
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12 U B A C
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3. Proving two sets are equal 14
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Set equality 15
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Set equality: example X={even numbers} Y={n: n+2 is even} Claim: X=Y Proof: n X n is even n+2 is even n Y 16
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Set equality Another take: one way to prove that X=Y is to prove that both X Y Y X 17
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Set equality: another example X={n: 6 divides n} Y={n:2 divides n and 3 divides n} Claim: X=Y X Y: Let n X, i.e. n=6k. Hence, n=2(3k),n=3(2k), which means n Y. Y X: Let n Y, i.e. n=2a,n=3b. So, 3b=2a is even. Hence b must be even (because odd times odd is odd), i.e. b=2c. So, n=6c, hence n X. 18
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Set equality: yet another example Can also prove directly Claim: (A C ) C =A Proof: A C ={x: x A} (A C ) C = {x: x A C } = {x: x A} 19
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4. Power Set and Cross Product 20
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Power Sets 21
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Cross Product 22
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