Big union and big intersection [on hold]An Intuition to An Inclusion: “Union of Intersections” vs “Intersection of Unions”lim sup and lim inf of sequence of sets.Union, intersection and complement of a setNested countably infinite union of countably infinite intersection of setsWhat are the major properties of indexed unions and intersections?infinite union and intersection of disjoint setsUnion and intersection of sets with funcionsUnion of intersection of a family of sets (and viceversa)Distributing arbitrary union over arbitrary intersection (and vice versa)Question regarding the union set of the family and intersection set of the family
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Big union and big intersection [on hold]
An Intuition to An Inclusion: “Union of Intersections” vs “Intersection of Unions”lim sup and lim inf of sequence of sets.Union, intersection and complement of a setNested countably infinite union of countably infinite intersection of setsWhat are the major properties of indexed unions and intersections?infinite union and intersection of disjoint setsUnion and intersection of sets with funcionsUnion of intersection of a family of sets (and viceversa)Distributing arbitrary union over arbitrary intersection (and vice versa)Question regarding the union set of the family and intersection set of the family
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Define $A_k = [k − 1, 2k + 3]$.
Write the following sets: $displaystylebigcap_k=3^7 A_k$, and $displaystylebigcup_k=0^10 A_k$.
I'm really confused by big unions and intersections can anyone show me how to answer this question.
elementary-set-theory
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Define $A_k = [k − 1, 2k + 3]$.
Write the following sets: $displaystylebigcap_k=3^7 A_k$, and $displaystylebigcup_k=0^10 A_k$.
I'm really confused by big unions and intersections can anyone show me how to answer this question.
elementary-set-theory
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I've edited the question body. Please let me know if this is what was intended
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– WaveX
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WaveX, yes this is what was intended thank you.
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– user652437
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"write the following sets" is not really a question; they are already written. Is the question to write the sets in some different form?
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– Marc van Leeuwen
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Define $A_k = [k − 1, 2k + 3]$.
Write the following sets: $displaystylebigcap_k=3^7 A_k$, and $displaystylebigcup_k=0^10 A_k$.
I'm really confused by big unions and intersections can anyone show me how to answer this question.
elementary-set-theory
edited 2 days ago
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asked 2 days ago
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Define $A_k = [k − 1, 2k + 3]$.
Write the following sets: $displaystylebigcap_k=3^7 A_k$, and $displaystylebigcup_k=0^10 A_k$.
I'm really confused by big unions and intersections can anyone show me how to answer this question.
elementary-set-theory
elementary-set-theory
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– WaveX
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WaveX, yes this is what was intended thank you.
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– user652437
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"write the following sets" is not really a question; they are already written. Is the question to write the sets in some different form?
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– Marc van Leeuwen
2 days ago
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– WaveX
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WaveX, yes this is what was intended thank you.
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– user652437
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"write the following sets" is not really a question; they are already written. Is the question to write the sets in some different form?
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– Marc van Leeuwen
2 days ago
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I've edited the question body. Please let me know if this is what was intended
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– WaveX
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I've edited the question body. Please let me know if this is what was intended
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– WaveX
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WaveX, yes this is what was intended thank you.
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– user652437
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WaveX, yes this is what was intended thank you.
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– user652437
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"write the following sets" is not really a question; they are already written. Is the question to write the sets in some different form?
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– Marc van Leeuwen
2 days ago
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Big unions and big intersections are unions (or intersections) over an indexing set for example your big intersection you are looking at:
$bigcaplimits_k=3^7 [k-1,2k+3]=[2,9]cap[3,11]cap[4,13]cap[5,15]cap[6,17]=[6,9]$.
This should (hopefully) be enough to help you do the union yourself.
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Big unions and big intersections are unions (or intersections) over an indexing set for example your big intersection you are looking at:
$bigcaplimits_k=3^7 [k-1,2k+3]=[2,9]cap[3,11]cap[4,13]cap[5,15]cap[6,17]=[6,9]$.
This should (hopefully) be enough to help you do the union yourself.
answered 2 days ago
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Big unions and big intersections are unions (or intersections) over an indexing set for example your big intersection you are looking at:
$bigcaplimits_k=3^7 [k-1,2k+3]=[2,9]cap[3,11]cap[4,13]cap[5,15]cap[6,17]=[6,9]$.
This should (hopefully) be enough to help you do the union yourself.
answered 2 days ago
HotdogHotdog
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Big unions and big intersections are unions (or intersections) over an indexing set for example your big intersection you are looking at:
$bigcaplimits_k=3^7 [k-1,2k+3]=[2,9]cap[3,11]cap[4,13]cap[5,15]cap[6,17]=[6,9]$.
This should (hopefully) be enough to help you do the union yourself.
answered 2 days ago
HotdogHotdog
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Big unions and big intersections are unions (or intersections) over an indexing set for example your big intersection you are looking at:
$bigcaplimits_k=3^7 [k-1,2k+3]=[2,9]cap[3,11]cap[4,13]cap[5,15]cap[6,17]=[6,9]$.
This should (hopefully) be enough to help you do the union yourself.
answered 2 days ago
HotdogHotdog
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answered 2 days ago
HotdogHotdog
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answered 2 days ago
HotdogHotdog
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answered 2 days ago
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I've edited the question body. Please let me know if this is what was intended
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– WaveX
2 days ago
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WaveX, yes this is what was intended thank you.
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– user652437
2 days ago
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"write the following sets" is not really a question; they are already written. Is the question to write the sets in some different form?
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– Marc van Leeuwen
2 days ago