If X and Y are any sets, which of the following exactly expresses what it means for  X ⊆ Y  to be false? If X and Y are any sets, which of the following exactly expresses what it means for  X ⊆ Y  to be false?

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If X and Y are any sets, which of the following exactly expresses what it means for 

X ⊆ Y

 to be false?

If X and Y are any sets, which of the following exactly expresses what it means for 

X ⊆ Y

 to be false?

 

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Given that X and Y are any sets, We have to find the meaning of XY.

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