LING 371 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Subset

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kt6786

11 Feb 2022

School

Concordia University

Department

Linguistics

Course

LING 371

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Order does not matter . (cid:8869) b. to sets are only defined by membership. (cid:8869) repetition of a set member does not matter either . E- { e , f { a ,bic} g} . c} g} (cid:8869) container analogy. 4> cant reach into the smaller box. (cid:8869) by reaching into la {bio , d) e} we can grab a. e and {b. ad] every member of b is also a member of a . If a and b are sets , then a is a superset ofbiff (cid:8869) a 2 biff for every e b ,

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