Tom M. answered 08/25/22
MS in Physics with 11 years experience teaching college mathematics
C is wrong because the reals are continuous. So for instance, 4.573 is in C, but it's not in A, D, or E. Take C out of your answer, and you're good.
Shannen M.
asked 08/25/22Which of the following sets are equal? (Select all that apply.)
A = {3, 4, 5}
B = {x R| 2 ≤ x < 6}
C = {x R| 2 < x < 6}
D = {x Z| 2 < x < 6}
E = {x Z+| 2 < x < 6}
I selected A, C, D, and E, but it says it is incorrect. If you could explain how you get your answer, that would be very helpful!
Tom M. answered 08/25/22
MS in Physics with 11 years experience teaching college mathematics
C is wrong because the reals are continuous. So for instance, 4.573 is in C, but it's not in A, D, or E. Take C out of your answer, and you're good.
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