Lecture
Introduction to Sets
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This lecture introduces the concept of sets as unordered collections of objects, explaining the roster method for describing sets and providing examples. It covers sets of numbers such as natural numbers, integers, and real numbers, along with set-builder notation and interval notation. The lecture also discusses the universal set, empty set, and important properties of sets.
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