Exercises: Introduction to Sets and Types of Sets

Work through each section in order. Use correct set notation (curly brackets, =, ~, ≠) in your answers.

Grade 6·18 problems·~23 min·Uganda NCDC Primary 6 Mathematics·lesson·sets-01

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Fluency Practice

Set E = {book 1, book 2} and Set F = {pen 1, pen 2}. What is the relationship between E and F?

Equal sets, because both sets contain exactly 2 items that look similar in role.

Unequal sets, because a book and a pen are completely different kinds of objects.

Equivalent sets, because both sets have the same count (2 elements) even though the items themselves are different.