Chapter 0: Q4E (page 26)
If has elements and has elements, how many elements are in? Explain your answer.
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means you need to find out the cartesian product of sets and . So, the product ofhasnumber of elements in it.
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Chapter 0: Q4E (page 26)
If has elements and has elements, how many elements are in? Explain your answer.
means you need to find out the cartesian product of sets and . So, the product ofhasnumber of elements in it.
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