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Question 3: How Do You Know Set B Is An Unordered Set Of A?

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Posted by Harvey on October 19, 2004 17:57:08 UTC

Dick,

As I said in my definition, B is an unordered finite collection of elements of A. If you understand what A stands for (that which needs explanation) it should be clear to you what B stands for! ... On the other hand, the actual information available must contain some part of A: i.e., it must at least contain elements of A or we are wasting our time.

Let me be more specific with respect to set B since you didn't understand my question.

Question 3: How do you know that set B is an unordered finite collection of elements of A? And, if you don't know, then how can you be justified in saying that set B is an unordered finite collection of elements of A?

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Do you understand the nature of modeling? - doctordick - October 21, 2004 - 20:52 UTC

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