How a null set can be a subset of any set?
is there any proof for it?
Asked by Dhruva Vinay
| 11th May, 2014,
08:55: AM
Expert Answer:
Null set means no element. Logically we can always make a subset of no element out of every set.
Answered by Avinash Soni
| 11th May, 2014,
10:52: AM
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