Let J be the set of positive integers, If H = {x: x∈J, x\(^2\) <...
MATHEMATICS
WAEC 1990
Let J be the set of positive integers, If H = {x: x∈J, x\(^2\) < 3 and x ≠ 0}, then
- A. H = {1}
- B. H is an infinite set
- C. H = {0, 1, 2}
- D. H = {}
Correct Answer: A. H = {1}
Explanation
H = {x: x is a positive integer, x\(^2\) < 3 and x \(\neq\) 0}
brH = {1}
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