Question
The given statements is corect? Write a correct form of the given incorrect statements.
$\text{a}\in\{\{\text{a}\}, \text{b}\}$
$\text{a}\in\{\{\text{a}\}, \text{b}\}$
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Answer
False.Explanation:
$\because$ a is not an element of {{a}, b} The correct form is $\text{a}\in\{\{\text{a}\}, \text{b}\}.$
$\because$ a is not an element of {{a}, b} The correct form is $\text{a}\in\{\{\text{a}\}, \text{b}\}.$
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