Hello,
I made this video with my iphone depicting the Symmetries of a Tetrahedron for a presentation I did recently:
I have been searching and trying to figure out if I have presented it correctly that a Tetrahedron has full S4 symmetry if we could reflect it in a "higher dimension."
I was...
Well, don't have to use proper subsets so technically we could have nested subsets where A_{1}=A_{2}=A_{3}=A_{4}... right? I know the infinite intersection of those sets would be infinite, but that's no fun.
What if we had a infinite intersection of sets where A_{n}=N-\sum^{n}_{1}2n
So...
Ok, that's what I was afraid of. Thank you for pointing out the gap there. I think I know a counter example, but my flawed inductive proof influenced me not to try it.
Let A_{1}= {1,2,3,4...}
A_{2}={2,3,4,5...}
A_{3}={3,4,5,6...}
Assume there is an element...
Homework Statement
Decide if the following represents a true statement about the nature of sets. If it does not, present a specific example that shows where the statement does not hold:
If A_{1}\supseteqA_{2}\supseteqA_{3}\supseteqA_{4}\supseteq...A_{n} are all sets containing an...