Which one of the following is a finite set?
A. {x: x ∈ Z, x < 5}
The above expression says that x defines the set. While the x belongs to integers which are less than 5.
We know that Z contains -∞ to ∞
But her it will contain elements from -∞ to 5
So, this is an infinite set.
B. {x: x ∈ W, x ≥ 5}
The above expression says that x defines the set. While the x belongs to whole numbers(W) which is ≥ 5.
We know that W contains 0 to ∞
But her it will contain elements from 5 to ∞
So, this is an infinite set.
C. {x: x ∈ N, x > 10}
The above expression says that x defines the set. While the x belongs to natural numbers(N) which greater than 10.
We know that N contains 1 to ∞
But her it will contain elements from 10 to ∞
So, this is an infinite set.
D. {x: x is an even prime number}
The above expression says that x defines the set. While the x belongs to even prime number (prime numbers which are even). Fortunately, we have only one even prime number that is ‘2’
So, this is finite series.
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