The universal set is the set that contains no elements. True False

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The universal set is the set that contains no elements.
True
False

by Dapaz

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Answer: True

Step-by-step explanation: Where all inclusive set comprises of a set of all elements, the purge set contains no elements of the subsets.

Tuere answered Oct 26, 2023

by Tuere

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Answer:

False,

Explanation:

The set that contains no elements is the null set Ф.

RafaelGP answered Oct 30, 2023

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