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If the number of elements of two or more sets are equal and elements of both are different, they are called:

A) Equal Sets
B) Equivalent Sets
C) Different Sets
D) Subset

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Final answer:

If the number of elements of two or more sets are equal and elements of both are different, they are called: C) Different Sets

Step-by-step explanation:

Two sets with the same number of elements, but with different elements, are called Different Sets.

For example, if set A contains the elements {1, 2, 3} and set B contains the elements {4, 5, 6}, both sets have three elements but the elements themselves are different, so they are called different sets.

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