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Problem 1

List the elements in each of the sets. The set \(F\) consisting of the four seasons.

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The elements in the set F are \(\{ \text{Spring}, \text{Summer}, \text{Autumn}, \text{Winter} \}\).
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Step 1: Identify the four seasons

The four seasons are Spring, Summer, Autumn (or Fall), and Winter.

Step 2: List the elements in the set F

The set F consists of the four seasons: \(\{ \text{Spring}, \text{Summer}, \text{Autumn}, \text{Winter} \}\)

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