Let A be a set, and let B be a proper subset of A (so that B is not equal to A). Is it possible for B to have the same cardinality as A? Select one: O a. No, unless A is finite. b. Yes, it is possible for any A. O c. No, it is not possible for any A. O d. Yes, but only when A is infinite.
Let A be a set, and let B be a proper subset of A (so that B is not equal to A). Is it possible for B to have the same cardinality as A? Select one: O a. No, unless A is finite. b. Yes, it is possible for any A. O c. No, it is not possible for any A. O d. Yes, but only when A is infinite.
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