What is the difference between a finite set and an infinite set? Group of answer choices Finite sets are cardinally dominated by their power sets, infinite sets are not cardinally dominated by their power sets All of these statements are true Finite sets never have proper subsets equal to them, infinite sets always have proper subsets equal to them Finite sets cannot be denumerable, infinite sets must be denumerable

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What is the difference between a finite set and an infinite set?
Group of answer choices
  1. Finite sets are cardinally dominated by their power sets, infinite sets are not cardinally dominated by their power sets
  2. All of these statements are true
  3. Finite sets never have proper subsets equal to them, infinite sets always have proper subsets equal to them
  4. Finite sets cannot be denumerable, infinite sets must be denumerable
 


 
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