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An order set down as a rule or guide is typically referred to as a "directive" or "regulation." Such an order provides clear instructions or standards to follow in specific situations, ensuring consistency and compliance. These rules are often established by governing bodies or organizations to facilitate orderly conduct and decision-making. They serve as a framework for behavior, processes, or procedures within a particular context.
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What do you call a special set of numbers written in a special order by application of a definite rule?
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What is the rule of a set of numbers?
The only rule for any set is that given any element [number], you should be able to determine whether or not it is a member of the set.
What is the definition to set in math terms?
A set is a collection of objects.Mathematically, you require a rule that allows you to decide whether any given object belongsto a set or not. A rule may result in a set containing no objects - the empty set. Different rules may result in the same set.A set is a collection of objects.Mathematically, you require a rule that allows you to decide whether any given object belongsto a set or not. A rule may result in a set containing no objects - the empty set. Different rules may result in the same set.A set is a collection of objects.Mathematically, you require a rule that allows you to decide whether any given object belongsto a set or not. A rule may result in a set containing no objects - the empty set. Different rules may result in the same set.A set is a collection of objects.Mathematically, you require a rule that allows you to decide whether any given object belongsto a set or not. A rule may result in a set containing no objects - the empty set. Different rules may result in the same set.
What is rule method in algebra?
The rule method specifies a set of by describing its elements and enclosing them in braces.
What is the rule in generating a sequence?
Anything you like. You specify whatever rule you like and the resulting set of numbers is the sequence based on that rule.
