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1 Lesson 1.1 Sets and Subsets pp. 2-5

2 Objectives: 1. To use correct notation to express sets, elements, and subsets. 2. To identify equivalent sets by using one-to-one correspondences. 3. To distinguish equal sets from equivalent sets.

3 What is Geometry? Our word geometry comes from two Greek words and means “earth measure”

4 Most importantly, geometry trains your mind to think logically and clearly even in nonmathematical situations.

5 A = {compass, pencils, ruler, protractor, calculator}
A set is a group or collection of objects. Sets are denoted by set braces and are named with a capital letter. A = {compass, pencils, ruler, protractor, calculator}

6 The objects of the set are elements or members of the set.
If A = {compass, pencils, ruler, protractor, calculator} then compass  A.

7 There are two ways to describe elements of a set.
1. The list method ex. A = {compass, pencils, ruler, protractor, calculator} 2. The description method (set- builder notation) ex. A = {x|x is geometric tool}

8 The general form of set-builder notation is {x|x is … }, where x is an arbitrary element of the set, and the vertical line, |, indicates the words such that. The vertical line is followed by a description of a representative element of the set.

9 To symbolize that an object is an element of a set, you can use the symbol . This symbol means “is an element of.”

10 C = {comb, brush, toothbrush, paste, soap, razor, cloth}
EXAMPLE 1 Use the list method to describe set C. (The basket represents set C.) C = {comb, brush, toothbrush, paste, soap, razor, cloth}

11 C = {x|x is an object used in your morning cleanup}
EXAMPLE 2 Use set-builder notation to describe set C. C = {x|x is an object used in your morning cleanup}

12 Set-builder: Listing: {x|x is a ball used in a major sport}
{baseball, volleyball, basketball, soccer ball, football}

13 EXAMPLE 3 Let A = {1, 3, 5, 7, 9} and B = {x|x is an odd number less than 10}. Symbolize a relation between A and B. B = {1, 3, 5, 7, 9} A = B

14 If set A contains set B, then set B is a subset of set A and we write B  A. Each element of B must also be an element of set A. Every set is a subset of itself: A  A.

15 The empty set, or null set, denoted by { } or Ø, is the set that contains no elements. The empty set is a subset of every set. Therefore, Ø  A.

16 EXAMPLE 4 If P = {2, 7, 12, 17} and Q = {2, 12}, name three subsets of P.
Q  P, P  P, and Ø  P.

17 A is a proper subset of B if it is a subset of B and A ≠ B
A is a proper subset of B if it is a subset of B and A ≠ B. A proper subset is denoted by the symbol .

18 Notation Subset: B  A Proper subset: B  A Equal sets: B = A Empty Set: Ø or { } Member (Element) of: 

19 Equal sets are sets with the same elements
Equal sets are sets with the same elements. Equivalent sets are sets that are in one-to-one correspondence.

20 One-to-one correspondence – two sets having the same number of elements, equinumerous

21 The universal set, denoted by U, is the set of all elements under discussion for a given problem.
Venn diagrams are often used to illustrate sets and their relationships.

22 A Venn diagram is a diagram in which mathematical sets are represented by overlapping circles within a boundary representing the universal set, so that all possible combinations of the relevant properties are represented by distinct areas of the diagram.

23 Homework p. 5

24 ►A. Exercises Write the following sets with both listing statements and set-builder notation. 1. States that border your state. Listing: {Georgia, North Carolina} Set-builder notation: {x|x is a state that borders South Carolina}

25 ►A. Exercises Tell whether the following pairs of sets are (1) equivalent sets, (2) equal sets, or (3) neither. Give the most specific answer possible. 7. K = {5,7,8} M = {1, 9, 2, 7} (3) Neither

26 ►A. Exercises Tell whether the following pairs of sets are (1) equivalent sets, (2) equal sets, or (3) neither. Give the most specific answer possible. 9. L = {man, son, brother} N = {woman, daughter, sister} (1) Equivalent

27 ►A. Exercises Use the proper notation to describe these statements. 11. Set A is a subset of set L. 1. {A}  {L} 2. {A}  {L} 3. {A}  {L} 4. A  L 5. A  L

28 ►A. Exercises Use the proper notation to describe these statements. 13. The empty set is a subset of the universal set. 1. {0}  U 2. {Ø}  U 3. { }  U 4. Ø  U

29 ►A. Exercises Use the proper notation to describe these statements. 15. Set K is equal to set F. 1. K = F 2. {K} = {F} 3. {K}  {F}

30 ►A. Exercises Use the proper notation to describe these statements. 17. Set N is not a subset of L. N  L

31 ►A. Exercises Use the proper notation to describe these statements. 19. The set with elements k, l, and m is not a subset of the set consisting of elements k, l, and n. {k, l, m}  {k, l, n}

32 ►B. Exercises Draw Venn diagrams to illustrate the following sets. Give the universal set in each case. 23. N = {1,2,3,4,5,6} P = {1,3,5} U N 2 4 6 P 1 3 5


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