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Question
What does the "cardinality" of a set represent?
Options
The sum of the elements in the set
The number of unique elements in the set
The highest-value element in the set
The arrangement of elements in the set
MCQ
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Solution
The number of unique elements in the set
Explanation:
The cardinality of a set refers to the number of elements in that set, specifically the count of unique elements.
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