How do you say A has infinitely many points in S?

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In the discussion, it is established that if A and S are nonempty sets, one can definitively state that A has infinitely many points in S by asserting that the intersection of A and S, denoted as A ∩ S, is an infinite set. This terminology is crucial for accurately conveying the relationship between the two sets in mathematical terms.

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if A and S are nonempty sets, how do u say that A has infinitely many points in S?
 
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It is fine as it is. You could say that [tex]A \cap S[/tex] is an infinite set.
 

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