Name each of the following sets, and define them either in roster notation, or set-builder notation (except for R - this one can’t easily be defined by either roster or set-builder notation with what we currently know). After defining these sets, explain the relationships among them in terms of subsets (i.e., which sets are subsets of the others, and why). (a) N + (b) N (c) Z (d) Q (e) R

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Name each of the following sets, and define them either in roster notation, or set-builder notation (except for R - this one can’t easily be defined by either roster or set-builder notation with what we currently know). After defining these sets, explain the relationships among them in terms of subsets (i.e., which sets are subsets of the others, and why).

(a) N +

(b) N

(c) Z

(d) Q

(e) R

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