Lectures On Sets 1
A series of lectures on sets that are suitable for undergraduates: Definition of a set, Russell’s paradox, definition of subset, logical implications, converse, contrapositive, truth tables. This is the first page of the sets lecture series.
Related Pages
2: Sets Negation
3: De Morgan’s Law
4: Power Sets
More Lessons On Sets
Sets 1: Basic Definition Of A Set, Some Examples, And Russell’s Paradox
Sets 2: Definition Of Subset, Some Examples, Introduction Of Implication
Sets 3: Logical Implications, Introduction Of Converse And Contrapositive
Sets 4: More About Logical Implications, Introduction Of Truth Tables
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