The elements of a set are the individual objects or numbers that are included in the set. They can be anything from numbers, letters, or even other sets.
A set can have any number of elements, including 0 elements. The number of elements in a set is called the cardinality of the set.
Elements are individual objects within a set, while subsets are sets that are contained within a larger set. Subsets can have multiple elements, but elements cannot have subsets.
No, an element cannot be repeated within a set. Each element in a set must be unique.
Elements of a set can be represented in various ways, such as using curly braces { } to enclose the elements, listing the elements separated by commas, or using set-builder notation to describe the elements using a mathematical rule.