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Revision as of 12:45, 7 April 2023
An assignment in CS 303. Some problems are from MCS
Assignment
- Prove an identity.
- Give a proof that the subseteq operator makes a partial order. Namely, prove that the subseteq operator is reflexive, antisymmetric, and transitive. When you need to use names for sets, use A, B, C in the proof.
- Give a proof that set intersection is associative. When you need to use names for sets, use A, B, C in the proof.
- Basic questions about sets / basic reasoning / using the identities and rules for sets.
- MCS Problem 15.4
- MCS Problem 15.5
- MCS Problem 15.9
- MCS Problem 15.13
- MCS Problem 15.30
- MCS Problem 15.35