Cartesian products and power sets べき集合 : basic exercises
1Corresponding lectures 講義 こうぎ
data/lecture/math/discrete-math/cartesian-product-basics.lecture.n.md
data/lecture/math/discrete-math/power-set-basics.lecture.n.md
2Exercise strategy
For a
3Problem 1
Let and . List and .
3.1Answer
. Also .
3.2Explanation
In an
3.3Common mistake
Do not treat and as the same object.
4Problem 2
Suppose and , and both are
4.1Answer
There are 3 choices from and 4 choices from . Therefore .
4.2Explanation
An
4.3Common mistake
Do not add and write . A Cartesian product chooses simultaneously, so the counts multiply.
5Problem 3
Let . List .
5.1Answer
The
5.2Explanation
The
5.3Common mistake
Do not write . That is itself, not its power set.
6Problem 4
Let . Decide the truth values of , , and .
6.1Answer
The statement is false. The object is an
The statement is true because is a subset of .
The statement is also true.
6.2Explanation
This problem practices distinguishing as an
6.3Common mistake
Do not identify with .
7Problem 5
For a
7.1Answer
For each
7.2Explanation
A
7.3Common mistake
Do not write . The two choices for each element are multiplied, giving .
8Proof exercise: preservation for Cartesian products 直積集合 ちょくせきしゅうごう and power sets べき集合
8.1Problem
Prove the following equivalence.
Also prove that if and , then
8.2Answer
Assume . If , then . Hence , so .
Conversely, assume . If , then , so . Hence , which means . Therefore .
Now suppose . Then and . From and , we get and , so .
8.3Explanation
A