Across
- 2. A character used to denote set operations (like ∪ or ∈)
- 4. Sets that have no elements in common
- 7. A set that has no elements
- 9. Sets having exactly the same elements
- 10. A subset that is not equal to the original set
- 12. Type of diagram used to show relationships between sets
- 13. Number of elements in a set
- 15. Elements not in a given set, relative to the universal set
- 16. The set containing only the common elements of sets
- 18. A set that contains all elements under consideration
- 19. A set whose elements are all contained in another set
Down
- 1. The relation shown by the symbol ∈
- 3. A set with a countable number of elements
- 5. A pair of elements where order matters
- 6. The set of all subsets of a given set
- 8. A member of a set
- 11. The set containing all elements from two or more sets
- 14. A method of representing a set by listing its elements
- 17. A set with uncountable or endless elements
- 20. A well-defined collection of distinct objects
