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The subset calculator determine the total number of proper and improper subsets in the sets. As well, this calculator tells about the subsets with a specific number of elements.
According to subset definition, if all elements of set A also exist in set B, then set A is called a subset of set B. In other words, set A is included in the set.
In mathematics, a subset is represented by the symbol ⊆, and is pronounced "is a subset notation".
The subset notation can be expressed as P⊆Q
This means that set P is a subset of set Q.
Subsets Example:
If set P has {A, B} and set Q has {A, B, C}, then P is a subset of Q because there are also elements of set “P” in set “Q”.
There are two different types of Subset:
A proper subset contains few elements of the original set but an improper subset contains each element of the Original set, as well as an empty set, which gives the number of the proper and improper subset in a set.
Example:
If set P = {10, 14, 16}, then,
Number of subsets:
$${10}, {14}, {16}, {10, 14}, {14, 16}, {10, 16}, {10, 14, 16}, {}$$
Proper Subsets:
$${}, {10}, {14}, {16}, {10, 14}, {14, 16}, {10, 16}$$
Improper Subset:
$${10, 14, 16}$$
If set Q contains at least one element that is not in set P, then set P is considered to be the proper subset of set Q.
The proper subset is a special subset. There are two requirements for set P to become the proper subset of set Q.
Example:
Determine the number of subsets and proper subsets for the set P = {7, 8, 9}.
Solution:
$$P = {7, 8, 9}$$
So, the number of elements in the set is 3 and the formula for computing the number of subsets of a given set is 2n
$$ 2^3 = 8$$
Hence the number of subsets is 9
Using the formula of proper subsets of a given set is 2n – 1
$$= 2^3 – 1$$
$$= 8 – 1 = 7$$
The number of proper subsets is 7.
Contains a subset of all the elements of the original set. This is called an improper subset.
It is donated as ⊆.
Example
If set Q = {10, 14, 16}, then,
Number of subsets:
$${10}, {14}, {16}, {10, 14}, {14, 16}, {10, 16}, {10, 14, 16}, {}$$
Improper Subset:
$${10, 14, 16}$$
Use this online subsets calculator which helps you to find subsets of a given set by following these instructions:
From the source of Wikipedia: Subset, Proper subset, Superset, Inclusion, Properties, ⊂ and ⊃ symbols.
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