Math, asked by ShivajiLeo, 1 year ago

p(x) represents the power set of x then n[p(p(p(¢)))]

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Answered by Thestudyworm
2
i think it should be no of elements present in it

ShivajiLeo: Answer if you know
Answered by aahasa
0

Answer:

4

Step-by-step explanation:

phi = {}

p^phi _ 2^0 = 1

p(p(phi)) _ 2^1 =2

p(p(p(phi))) _ 2^1 =2

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