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Bumek [7]
2 years ago
9

Define each following sets by listing its elements, the set of letters in the word "salt"

Mathematics
1 answer:
leonid [27]2 years ago
8 0

The word can be represented as a set and in the roaster form the set of letters is {s, a, l, t}

<h3>What is set?</h3>

A set is a collection of clearly - defined unique items. The term "well-defined" applies to a property that makes it simple to establish whether an entity actually belongs to a set. The term 'unique' denotes that all the objects in a set must be different.

We have given letter:

"salt"

Here, no letter is repeated.

So we can write it as roaster form:

Let's denote the set as S

S = {s, a, l, t}

Number of element in the set = 4

We can make new set from it if the set has only vowels

S(v) = {a}

If set has only consonants:

S(c) = {a, l, t}

Thus, the word can be represented as a set and in the roaster form the set of letters is {s, a, l, t}

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