Final answer:
Subsets of set A include the empty set, each individual element, and the entire set. Subsets of set B also include the empty set, each individual element, all pairs of elements, and the entire set. The number of possible subsets for any set is 2 to the power of the number of elements in the set.
Step-by-step explanation:
To list all the subsets of set A={Felix, Amber} and set B={moral, social, civil}, we need to include all possible combinations of elements including the empty set. For set A, which has 2 elements, the subsets are:
- {} (the empty set)
- {Felix}
- {Amber}
- {Felix, Amber}
For set B, which has 3 elements, the subsets are:
- {} (the empty set)
- {moral}
- {social}
- {civil}
- {moral, social}
- {moral, civil}
- {social, civil}
- {moral, social, civil}
Remember, the number of subsets for a set is calculated by 2n, where n is the number of elements in the set.