True or False: {4, 10, 11} = {0, 4, 10, 11}?

Question

Finite Math Question

Answer 1

Favorite Answer

Its false

You are confused a little between null set and zero.

The numder of elements in first is 3

The numder of elements in second is 4

How can they be equal?

Answer 2

False

Answer 3

False.

Answer 4

it depends on whether or not the 0 is really the empty set symbol. The empty set is a subset of all sets, and so if the 0 is the empty set, then true... if not then false (provided these are sets and not lists where order matters)

Answer 5

false, the first one doesnt have a 0.

Answer 6

This is all the way false

Answer 7

well it matters what kind of math your doing here and at which level... higher up, 0 or decimals aren't counted... so true in that case, but most likely false

false

Answer 8

false

Answer 9

false

Answer 10

false

The first set does not contain 0 and the second does