What is set, Mathematics

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What is a set? Explain various methods to represent a set in set theory.

Define the following with the help of suitable examples.

     (i) Singleton Set                        (ii) Finite Set

     (iii) Cardinality of a Set              (iv) Subset of a Set

 


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