Question

Set A = y/y ∈ N, y<1 is an example of:

A. Empty Set
B. Singleton Set
C. Finite Set
D. Infinite Set

Answer 1

Set A, defined as y , is an Empty Set because it contains no natural numbers less than 1.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question is asking to identify the type of set given by the notation A = y . The notation describes a set of elements (y) that are natural numbers (N) and that are also less than 1. Since there are no natural numbers less than 1 (remember that natural numbers start from 1 and go upwards), the set A does not contain any elements. Therefore, A is an Empty Set.