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          4.  (a)  { } { } { } { } { } { b ,a, c ,a, d ,            } {b, d ,c, d   },
                                                             } {b, c ,
                   ,a , b ,c ,d ,a,
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             } {
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                    },
 ,a , b ,c ,d ,a,
 { } { } { } { } { } { b ,a, c ,a, d ,  } {b, d ,c, d {a, b,c ,  } {b,c,d ,  } {a, b,c,d }.
                                                  } {a,c,d ,
 } {b, c ,
                              } {a, b,d ,

               (b)  (K) 16.n  =
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          5.   (a)   [P(J)n ( ) {  } {Cat ,    } {Zebra ,           } {Dog, Lion }
                                       } {Lion ,
                                                        } {Dog, Cat ,
                    ] 16= {} { , Dog ,=
               pJ
 ( ) {
 } {Cat ,
                                                                             } {Dog, Cat, Lion ,
                                                   } {Cat, Lion ,
          } {Dog, Lion {Cat, zebra ,
 } {Zebra ,
 pJ =  {} { , Dog ,  } {Lion ,  } {Dog, Cat ,  },  } {Dog, zebra ,  } {Lion, zebra ,           }
                                                                     }
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 {Cat, zebra ,  } {Cat, Lion ,  } {Dog, Cat, Lion }, {Dog, Cat, Zebra ,{ Cat, Lion, Zebra ,
 } {Lion, zebra ,
 } {Dog, zebra ,
             {Dog, Lion, Zebra ,                        }}
                               } {Dog, Cat, Lion, Zebra
               (b) n[P(J)n  ] 16=
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          6.   (a)  U = {2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 13, 14, 17, 19
             (b)  U = { : is an integerxx  } =  .
          7. (a)  A = { }      (b)  B = { } 5−
          Basic set operations
          Teaching steps
             1.  Design hands on activities that allow students to recognize the
                 basic set operations.
             2.  Guide students through discussion to recognize the basic set
                 operations namely, union of sets, intersection of sets, complement
                 of a set, difference of sets, and symmetric difference.
             3.  Ask students  to  explore  more  on basic  set  operations  from
                 additional resources such as online tutorial or reference books to
                 foster their understanding and further practice.
             4.  Use Examples 1.14 to 1.23 in the Student’s Book to guide students
                 through discussion to practice basic sets operations.
             5.  Assign students to attempt Exercise 1.3 in the Student’s Book.
                 Advise students to submit their work, check the correctness of
                 their  answers, and provide constructive  feedback.  Encourage



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