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3 years ago

C={ 4,6 }, determine n(C)=

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Arte-miy333 [17]3 years ago

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we have given that $C={4,6}$

where $n(C)$ represents the number of elements in C.

where we have 4 and 6 which have two elements.

so $n(C)=2 .$

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