Suppose , are non-empty sets of real numbers. Define , . Which of the following must hold for a given ?
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Suppose Aⱼ, j=1,2,… are non-empty sets of real numbers. Define Cₙ=⋂ₖ₌ₙ^∞⋃ⱼ₌ₖ^∞Aⱼ, n=1,2,…. Which of the following must hold for a given n? (A) Cₙ⊂ Cₙ₊₁ (B) Cₙ₊₁⊂ Cₙ (C) Cₙ=Cₙ₊₁ (D) None of the above need hold
Also written as: Suppose A_j, j=1,2,... are non-empty sets of real numbers. Define C_n= intersection_(k=n)^(inf) union_(j=k)^(inf)A_j, n=1,2,.... Which of the following must hold for a given n?
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