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Set Theory Scramble

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Set Theory Scramble
 

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Set Theory ScrambleOnline version

Unscramble key set terms to win.

by Femalyn Cunanan
1

A collection containing zero items.

  
  
2

A set where every element is also in another set.

3

A new collection containing all distinct elements from two sets.

4

Elements common to two or more sets.

5

All elements not in the given set, relative to a larger universe.

6

Two sets that share no elements.

  
  
7

A diagram using overlapping shapes to show relationships between sets.

  
  
8

Combining all distinct elements from two or more sets.

9

Elements common to every involved set.

10

Elements not in a given set within a universal set.

11

Every element of one set is contained in another.

12

Contains all elements of a smaller set.

13

All possible groupings of elements derived from a given set.

  
  
14

Sets with no elements in common.

  
  
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