Understanding Set Relations

What determines if two sets are considered equal?

• The number of elements in the sets

• The order of elements in the sets

• The elements contained in the sets

• The type of elements in the sets

When is a set A considered a subset of set B?

• When A and B have the same number of elements

• When A has more elements than B

• When A and B have no common elements

• When all elements of A are also in B

What symbol is used to denote a proper subset?

• Equality symbol

• Superset symbol

• Subset symbol without a line underneath

• Subset symbol with a line underneath

What is the relationship between a superset and a subset?

• A superset contains all elements of a subset

• A superset is always equal to a subset

• A superset has fewer elements than a subset

• A superset and a subset have no common elements

Which set is considered a subset of every other set?

• A set with one element

• A set with infinite elements

• The empty set

• A set with duplicate elements