Math, asked by rkgillg, 2 months ago

can phi be an element of any set?

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Answered by sharmashubham44654

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No. Elements and subsets are not the same thing. An element of a set is one of the things in the set. A subset of a set is another set that does not contain any elements which are not elements of the set to which it is a subset.

Answered by ab548

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Step-by-step explanation:

No phi ( Ø ) cannot be an element of any set. Elements and subsets are not the same thing. An element of a set is one of the things in the set. A subset of a set is another set that does not contain any elements which are not elements of the set to which it is a subset.

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