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Newland's Law of Octaves : Assumptions and Limitations

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State whether the element forms a set or not. If not, give a reason.
(xiii) All the problems in your Mathematics book, which are difficult for Amit.

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Solution

Step: Recall the definition of a set and interpret the given statement.
Reason: It can easily be found which problems are difficult for Amit and which are not because in this case only Amit’s decision is needed. Hence, it is well-defined.

So, the given elements form a set.

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