Respuesta :
In the following ways we can break up the real numbers into the two disjoint subsets.
- The set of real numbers equal to zero and the set of other real numbers.
- The set of natural numbers greater than 50 and the others. The set of real numbers whose absolute value is less than one, and the others.
- The set of real numbers whose square is less than 25 and others.
According to the given question.
We have to break the set of real numbers into two disjoint sets.
As we know that, two sets are said to be disjoint sets if they have no elements in common.
Therefore, in the following ways we can break up the real numbers into the two disjoint subsets.
The set of real numbers equal to zero and the set of other real numbers.
The set of natural numbers greater than 50 and the others. The set of real numbers whose absolute value is less than one, and the others. The set of real numbers whose square is less than 25 and others.
Like that we can break the set of real numbers into two disjoint subsets.
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