Answer to Question #315951 in Discrete Mathematics for rida

Discrete Mathematics

Question #315951

Can you conclude that A = B if A and B are two sets

with the same power set?

Expert's answer

No. For example, set A = {1,2}, set B = {2,3}. Both has power 2(contain two elements), but this elements are not identical, so "A\\not=B"

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