Lecture

Introduction to Sets

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Description

This lecture introduces the concept of sets as unordered collections of objects, explaining how to describe sets using the roster method, examples of sets, sets of numbers such as natural, integers, and real numbers, set-builder notation, interval notation, and the universal and empty sets.

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