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  • Sets occur naturally and artificially. In both ways, sets are collected according to their related properties and uses. The objects in a set are called elements. Groups of people,  herds of cattle, garden tools, and scholastic materials like pens, pencils, and books are some of these sets.
    NB: Get a book and a pen for you to follow and write. 
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• Lesson 1: Naming and describing sets
  

  Lesson 1: Naming and describing sets

  • Keywords to consider are;
    Elements, members, describe
    

    • Names in daily life help us to know who is who or which is which, so is the case of sets.
  • Example 1
    Given the set below, name and describe its elements.
    

    

    The set above is P.  P is a set of ................

    Example 2
    If Q= {dove, turkey, eagle, parrot, duck}. Describe Q. 
    
    

    Elements: 1..........2..........3............4............

    The set above is P.  P is a set of ....................
    

    Q is a set of .................?
    

    
    

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  • Summary
    

    • Capital letter are always used to name sets.
    • We describe sets by defining or giving them a common noun.
  • Exercise: Naming and describing sets Assignment
• Lesson 2: Forming sets
  

  Lesson 2: Forming sets

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• Lesson 3: Identifying equal and equivalent sets
  

  Lesson 3: Identifying equal and equivalent sets

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• Lesson 4: Identifying empty sets
  

  Lesson 4: Identifying empty sets

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• Lesson 5: Listing members of the intersection
  

  Lesson 5: Listing members of the intersection

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• Lesson 6: Listing members of the union
  

  Lesson 6: Listing members of the union

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• Lesson 7: Drawing diagrams to show union and inter section
  

  Lesson 7: Drawing diagrams to show union and inter section

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• Lesson 8: Identifying inter section sets
  

  Lesson 8: Identifying inter section sets

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• Lesson 9: Identifying the union set
  

  Lesson 9: Identifying the union set

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• Lesson 10: Shading and naming sets in a Venn diagram
  

  Lesson 10: Shading and naming sets in a Venn diagram

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• Lesson 11: Identifying different sets from Venn diagram
  

  Lesson 11: Identifying different sets from Venn diagram

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• Lesson 12: Counting elements of a set
  

  Lesson 12: Counting elements of a set

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