In short
A set is a collection of distinct objects, called elements, written inside curly brackets, for example .
The order of the elements does not matter, and an element is not repeated. We write to say that belongs to . A subset has every element of in . The union has the elements in either set, and the intersection has the elements in both. The empty set has no elements.
Let and . Then and .
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