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`A= {x in N|1 le x le 5}` then find `n(P(A))` and `n(P(P(A)))`.

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KUMAR PRAKASHAN-SETS-QUESTION OF MODULE
  1. Express (-3, 5) as a set.

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  2. Express (15, 17) on the number line.

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  3. A= {x in N|1 le x le 5} then find n(P(A)) and n(P(P(A))).

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  4. B= {x in N|x^(2)+4=0} then find P(B), P(P(B))" and "n(P(B))" and "n(P(...

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  5. From Venn diagarm, obtain the number of elements of sets A and B. ...

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  6. A= {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6}, B= {1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 10}, C= {1, 2, 5, 9, 10}, U...

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  7. From the given venn diagram, find the elements of each sets.

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  8. If P(B)=(3)/(4), P(A cap B cap overset(-)(c ))=(1)/(3) and P(overset( ...

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  9. Given that n(U)= 200, n(A)= 77, n(B)= 98, n(A cup B)= 141 then find ...

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