CBSE Class 11-science Answered
I am confused in a question from SETS AND RELATIONS
P(A:B)={X:X?P(A),B?X}
In the given statement, does P(A:B) mean power set of ratio of set A and B?
Please correct me if I am going wrong because I am not sure about it.
Asked by kdimple765 | 24 Jun, 2022, 16:22: PM
P(A:B) is the notation for the set which has all subsets of A which contain B.
So, if you take P(X:Y), it will contain all subsets of X which contain Y.
Yo can read it as power set of A is to B
Answered by Renu Varma | 25 Jun, 2022, 13:02: PM
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