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A={1} B={{1},2} andC={{1},2,3}
A belongs B as A={1} and B is the subset of C.But A is not the subset of C as 1 belongs to A and 1 does not belongs to C...
I want to know if A belong B then why A can't belongs to C...

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A= {1} and since A belongs to B, it means set B consists of set and number.i.e. B contains a SET (set A) and a number (2). and since B is the subset of C all the element of B are in C. Therefore C contains a Set {1} 2 number '2' and '3'. Since the definition of a subset is that every element of set A must be present in C. Therefore element in set A i.e. 1 is not present in set C.

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