Set notation, union, intersection and complement, Venn diagrams with two and three sets, and using them to solve problems.
Sets and notation
A set is a collection of objects (its elements). Cambridge uses this notation:
| Symbol | Meaning |
|---|---|
| the universal set (everything under consideration) | |
| union — elements in or (or both) | |
| intersection — elements in both and | |
| complement — elements not in | |
| is an element of | |
| is not an element of | |
| the empty set | |
| is a subset of | |
| the number of elements in |
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