Question

Let sets A and B be defined as follows.

Answer 1

Answer:

n(A) = 3

n(B) = 6

-6 ∈ A => True

-14 ∈ A => False

k ∈ B=> True

Q∈B = >False

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

A is the set of integers greater than - 7 and less than - 3

B={c, h, j, k, v, y}

For set A:

The integers greater than -7 will be -6,-5 ....

As the set has integers less than -3, the set will be:

$A = \{-6,-5,-4\}$

Cardinalities:

Cardinality is the number of elements in the set.

So,

$n(A) = 3\\n(B) = 6$

Now for the statements:

-6 ∈ A        True as -6 is a member of set A

-14 ∈ A       False as -14 is not a member of A

k ∈ B          True

Q∈B            False

Hence,

n(A) = 3

n(B) = 6

-6 ∈ A => True

-14 ∈ A => False

k ∈ B=> True

Q∈B = >False