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    $\setdef{1}$ and $\setdef{\setdef{1}, 2}$

    Example · Elementary

    Terms

    TermThis exampleWhy
    element of ✓ $\setdef{1}$ is an element of $\setdef{\setdef{1}, 2}$ because it is listed in the set.
    subset ✗ $\setdef{1}$ and $\setdef{\setdef{1}, 2}$ is not a subset, because its element $1$ is not an element of $\setdef{\setdef{1}, 2}$.
    proper subset ✗

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    Updated: November 10, 2026

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