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Can you form 3 more such sets?
No. Because you have chosen not to share the sets, it is not possible to form any more "SUCH" sets.
What is used to describe a graph that compares two sets of data?
The line and the bar graph is used to describe a graph that compares two sets of data.
What are the two ways in describing sets?
The Description Form, Roster Form, and The Set-Builder Notation Form.
What are the 3 way to present sets?
Descriptive Form Tabular or Roster form Set Builder form
What is a diagram that uses circles to describe relationships between to or more sets?
That's a Venn diagram.
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