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Chapter 6: Chapter 6

Problem 12

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State whether the statements are true or false. $$ \text { a. }\\{Q\\}=\varnothing $$

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Inconclusive: Without any information or context about set Q, we cannot determine if the statement "a. \(Q = \emptyset\)" is true or false.
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Step 1: Understand the statement

The given statement asks whether the set Q is equal to the empty set (\(\emptyset\)). The empty set is a unique set that has no elements.

Step 2: Analyze the statement

Since we do not have any information about the set Q, we are unable to determine whether Q is indeed empty or not. Therefore, without any information or context about set Q, we cannot confirm whether the statement is true or false. In conclusion, based on the available information, we cannot conclusively determine if the statement "a. \(Q = \emptyset\)" is true or false.

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