Equation form expr-0610c330021c16da
Read as: set A is not a subset of set B
Means: set A is not a subset of set B
Methods
Read as: set A is not a subset of set B
Means: set A is not a subset of set B
Read as: object a is an element of set A
Means: object a is an element of set A
Read as: is not an element of set A
Means: is not an element of set A
Read as: the union of set A and set C
Means: the union of set A and set C
Read as: set B is not a subset of set A
Means: set B is not a subset of set A
Read as: claim p
Means: claim p
Read as: the intersection of set B and set C
Means: the intersection of set B and set C
Read as: set A equals the empty set
Means: set A equals the empty set
Read as: x is an element of set E
Means: x is an element of set E
Read as: n
Means: n
Read as: the union of set A and set B equals the set of all z such that z is an element of set A or z is an element of set B
Means: the union of set A and set B equals the set of all z such that z is an element of set A or z is an element of set B
Read as: z is an element of the union of set A with the intersection of set A and set B
Means: z is an element of the union of set A with the intersection of set A and set B
Read as: the union of set B and set C is a subset of the union of set D and set E
Means: the union of set B and set C is a subset of the union of set D and set E
Read as: the indicated omitted material
Means: the indicated omitted material
Read as: z is an element of the intersection of the union of set A and set B with the union of set A and set C
Means: z is an element of the intersection of the union of set A and set B with the union of set A and set C
Read as: z is an element of the union of set A and set C
Means: z is an element of the union of set A and set C
Read as: x is an element of set A
Means: x is an element of set A
Read as: set A is not equal to set B
Means: set A is not equal to set B
Read as: is an element of set D
Means: is an element of set D
Read as: y is not an element of the intersection of set A and set B
Means: y is not an element of the intersection of set A and set B
Read as: z is an element of the difference of set C and set A
Means: z is an element of the difference of set C and set A
Read as: function f
Means: function f
Read as: x is an element of the union of set D and set E
Means: x is an element of the union of set D and set E
Read as: set B is a subset of set D
Means: set B is a subset of set D
Read as: x is not an element of the intersection of set A and set B
Means: x is not an element of the intersection of set A and set B
Read as: the indicated condition involving x
Means: the indicated condition involving x
Read as: x
Means: x
Read as: the intersection of set A and set B is a subset of set A
Means: the intersection of set A and set B is a subset of set A
Read as: set B is a subset of set C
Means: set B is a subset of set C
Read as: is not an element of the union of set A and set B
Means: is not an element of the union of set A and set B
Read as: set equality
Means: set equality
Read as: the subset relation
Means: the subset relation
Read as: x is an element of set B
Means: x is an element of set B
Read as: x is not an element of the empty set
Means: x is not an element of the empty set
Read as: the intersection of the union of set A and set B with the union of set A and set C
Means: the intersection of the union of set A and set B with the union of set A and set C
Read as: set D
Means: set D
Read as: set B equals the empty set
Means: set B equals the empty set
Read as: z is an element of set B
Means: z is an element of set B
Read as: object a is an element of the union of set A and set B
Means: object a is an element of the union of set A and set B
Read as: x is an element of the singleton set containing x
Means: x is an element of the singleton set containing x
Read as: the union of set A with the intersection of set B and set C equals the intersection of the union of set A and set B with the union of set A and set C
Means: the union of set A with the intersection of set B and set C equals the intersection of the union of set A and set B with the union of set A and set C
Read as: claim r
Means: claim r
Read as: set A is a subset of set C
Means: set A is a subset of set C
Read as: not claim p
Means: not claim p
Read as: property Q
Means: property Q
Read as: set A is not a subset of the union of set A and set B
Means: set A is not a subset of the union of set A and set B
Read as: x is an element of the intersection of set A and set B
Means: x is an element of the intersection of set A and set B
Read as: the difference of set C and set A
Means: the difference of set C and set A
Read as: z is an element of set C
Means: z is an element of set C
Read as: z is an element of the union of set A and set B
Means: z is an element of the union of set A and set B
Read as: is an element of set C
Means: is an element of set C
Read as: the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A equals set C
Means: the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A equals set C
Read as: A
Means: A
Read as: set B is a subset of set A
Means: set B is a subset of set A
Read as: y is not an element of set A
Means: y is not an element of set A
Read as: z
Means: z
Read as: property P
Means: property P
Read as: z is an element of the union of set A with the intersection of set B and set C
Means: z is an element of the union of set A with the intersection of set B and set C
Read as: set A equals set B
Means: set A equals set B
Read as: set A is not a subset of set C
Means: set A is not a subset of set C
Read as: the set of all z such that z is an element of set A or z is an element of set B
Means: the set of all z such that z is an element of set A or z is an element of set B
Read as: the union of set A and set B
Means: the union of set A and set B
Read as: z is an element of the intersection of set B and set C
Means: z is an element of the intersection of set B and set C
Read as: set C
Means: set C
Read as: x is not an element of set C
Means: x is not an element of set C
Read as: x is an element of the empty set
Means: x is an element of the empty set
Read as: the union of set A and set C
Means: the union of set A and set C
Read as: is an element of the empty set
Means: is an element of the empty set
Read as: intersection
Means: intersection
Read as: the intersection of set A and set B equals the union of set A and set B
Means: the intersection of set A and set B equals the union of set A and set B
Read as: set C is a subset of set E
Means: set C is a subset of set E
Read as: x is an element of set C
Means: x is an element of set C
Read as: y is an element of set B
Means: y is an element of set B
Read as: x is an element of the set of all z such that z is an element of set A or z is an element of set B
Means: x is an element of the set of all z such that z is an element of set A or z is an element of set B
Read as: x is an element of set D
Means: x is an element of set D
Read as: z is an element of the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A
Means: z is an element of the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A
Read as: not claim q
Means: not claim q
Read as: formula A
Means: formula A
Read as: the union of set A and set B equals the union of set B and set A
Means: the union of set A and set B equals the union of set B and set A
Read as: x is an element of the union of set A and set B
Means: x is an element of the union of set A and set B
Read as: is not an element of set B
Means: is not an element of set B
Read as: the empty set
Means: the empty set
Read as: set A is a subset of the intersection of set A with the union of set A and set B
Means: set A is a subset of the intersection of set A with the union of set A and set B
Read as: x is an element of the union of set B and set C
Means: x is an element of the union of set B and set C
Read as: claim q
Means: claim q
Read as: set C is a subset of the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A
Means: set C is a subset of the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A
Read as: the union of set B and set A
Means: the union of set B and set A
Read as: the intersection of set A and set B is not equal to the union of set A and set B
Means: the intersection of set A and set B is not equal to the union of set A and set B
Read as: the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A
Means: the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A
Read as: is an element of the union of set A and set B
Means: is an element of the union of set A and set B
Read as: is not an element of set C
Means: is not an element of set C
Read as: the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A is a subset of set C
Means: the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A is a subset of set C
Read as: y
Means: y
Read as: the union of set A with the intersection of set B and set C
Means: the union of set A with the intersection of set B and set C
Read as: y is an element of the union of set A and set B
Means: y is an element of the union of set A and set B
Read as: set A is not equal to the empty set
Means: set A is not equal to the empty set
Read as: set E
Means: set E
Read as: z is an element of the intersection of set A and set B
Means: z is an element of the intersection of set A and set B
Read as: the union of set A and set B is not equal to the empty set
Means: the union of set A and set B is not equal to the empty set
Read as: the intersection of set A with the union of set A and set B is a subset of set A
Means: the intersection of set A with the union of set A and set B is a subset of set A
Read as: the singleton set containing x
Means: the singleton set containing x
Read as: the intersection of set A and set B
Means: the intersection of set A and set B
Read as: the intersection of set A and set B is not equal to the empty set
Means: the intersection of set A and set B is not equal to the empty set
Read as: is an element of set E
Means: is an element of set E
Read as: z is an element of the union of set A and set B
Means: z is an element of the union of set A and set B
Read as: the set of all x such that x is an element of set B or x is an element of set C
Means: the set of all x such that x is an element of set B or x is an element of set C
Read as: set C is a subset of the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A
Means: set C is a subset of the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A
Read as: the union of set A with the intersection of set B and set C equals the set of all z such that z is an element of set A or z is an element of the intersection of set B and set C
Means: the union of set A with the intersection of set B and set C equals the set of all z such that z is an element of set A or z is an element of the intersection of set B and set C
Read as: set A is a subset of set B
Means: set A is a subset of set B
Read as: set A is a subset of the union of set A and set B
Means: set A is a subset of the union of set A and set B
Read as: the union of set A and set B equals the intersection of set A and set B
Means: the union of set A and set B equals the intersection of set A and set B
Read as: the indicated condition involving x
Means: the indicated condition involving x
Read as: z is an element of the union of set A and set B
Means: z is an element of the union of set A and set B
Read as: object a
Means: object a
Read as: Gamma proves formula A
Means: Gamma proves formula A
Read as: z is an element of the intersection of set A with the union of set A and set B
Means: z is an element of the intersection of set A with the union of set A and set B
Read as: is an element of set A
Means: is an element of set A
Read as: not not claim p
Means: not not claim p
Read as: union
Means: union
Read as: set B is not equal to the empty set
Means: set B is not equal to the empty set
Read as: set A equals the singleton set containing x
Means: set A equals the singleton set containing x
Read as: the intersection of set A with the union of set A and set B equals set A
Means: the intersection of set A with the union of set A and set B equals set A
Read as: formula B implies formula C
Means: formula B implies formula C
Read as: z is an element of set A
Means: z is an element of set A
Read as: z is an element of the set of all z such that z is an element of set A or z is an element of the intersection of set B and set C
Means: z is an element of the set of all z such that z is an element of set A or z is an element of the intersection of set B and set C
Read as: x is an element of the set of all z satisfying the indicated condition involving z
Means: x is an element of the set of all z satisfying the indicated condition involving z
Read as: z is an element of the set of all z satisfying the indicated condition involving z
Means: z is an element of the set of all z satisfying the indicated condition involving z
Read as: the union of set A and set B
Means: the union of set A and set B
Read as: set B
Means: set B
Read as: x is not an element of set B
Means: x is not an element of set B
Read as: set D equals set E
Means: set D equals set E
Read as: is an element of the union of set A with the intersection of set A and set B
Means: is an element of the union of set A with the intersection of set A and set B
Read as: z is an element of the difference of set C and set A
Means: z is an element of the difference of set C and set A
Read as: the union of set B and set C
Means: the union of set B and set C
Read as: x is not equal to the empty set
Means: x is not equal to the empty set
Read as: the union of set A with the intersection of set A and set B equals set A
Means: the union of set A with the intersection of set A and set B equals set A
Read as: z is an element of the union of set A and set C
Means: z is an element of the union of set A and set C
Read as: z is not an element of set A
Means: z is not an element of set A
Read as: the set of all z satisfying the indicated condition involving z
Means: the set of all z satisfying the indicated condition involving z
Read as: x is an element of the set of all x such that x is an element of set A or x is an element of set B
Means: x is an element of the set of all x such that x is an element of set A or x is an element of set B
Read as: x is not an element of the union of set A and set B
Means: x is not an element of the union of set A and set B
Read as: is not an element of the empty set
Means: is not an element of the empty set
For any sets A and B, the union of A with B equals the union of B with A. This proposition is the chapter's first example of unpacking a definition.
Sets A and B are identical if and only if every element of A is an element of B and every element of B is an element of A. The definition explicitly calls the second direction vice versa.
For any sets A and B, first prove that every x in A or B is in B or A, and second prove the converse direction. This restates the union-commutativity proposition after unpacking set equality and union membership.
Restate the claim that the intersection of A and B is not empty without using the intersection symbol, the equality sign, or the empty-set symbol. The source poses the exercise without a solution.
For all sets A and B, set A is a subset of the union of A and B. The following source proof chooses an arbitrary element of A and applies the definitions of subset and union.
If set B is a subset of set D and set C is a subset of set E, then the union of B and C is a subset of the union of D and E. The source proves this universal claim by cases.
If x is an element of set B, then there is a set A that is a subset of B and is not empty. The proof constructs A as the singleton containing x and verifies both required properties.
If set A is not empty, then the union of A and B is not empty. The proof names one element of A, observes that it belongs to the union, and then removes dependence on that chosen name.
For any sets A, B, and C, the union of A with the intersection of B and C equals the intersection of the union of A and B with the union of A and C. The long source proof establishes both inclusions through nested proofs by cases.
If set A is a subset of set C, then the union of A with the difference of C and A equals C. The source proves both inclusions and uses excluded middle for whether an arbitrary element of C belongs to A.
If set A is a subset of set B and B is the empty set, then A has no elements. The source proves the negative conclusion by assuming an element of A and deriving that it belongs to the empty set.
Set A is a subset of the union of A and B. The source gives an indirect proof by assuming a counterexample element and deriving that the same element both belongs and does not belong to the union.
Prove indirectly that the intersection of set A and set B is a subset of set A. The source supplies no proof, so the exercise remains unsolved.
If set A is a subset of set B and set B is a subset of set C, then set A is a subset of set C. The source proves this indirectly from a hypothetical element of A that is not in C.
If the union of set A and set B equals their intersection, then A equals B. The source assumes the sets differ, separates the two possible failed inclusions, and derives a contradiction in each case.
For all sets A and B, the intersection of A with the union of A and B equals A. The printed proof is intentionally condensed; the surrounding section explains its two inclusion directions in detail.
Expand the supplied short proof that the union of A with the intersection of A and B equals A. Name every inference pattern, justify every step from earlier assumptions or claims, and identify each definition used. The short proof is source material to expand, not a supplied solution.
Book of Proof (external resource; internet required)
Mathematical Reasoning (external resource; internet required)
“Introduction to Mathematical Arguments” (external resource; internet required)
“How to write proofs” (external resource; internet required)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXsQAXx_ao0 (external resource; internet required)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQ4yd2W50No (external resource; internet required)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StTqXEQ2l-Y (external resource; internet required)
Read as: the equality sign