Measuring Sets: Finite vs. Countably Infinite

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I just started learning some basic measure theory.

Could someone explain the difference between [tex]\overline{F(A \times A)}[/tex] and [tex]\overline{F(A) \times F(A)}[/tex] where A is a finite set. Also, how would this be different in A was an countably infinite set?

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zeebo17 said:
where A is a finite set.

It is nice you told us what A is. But you didn't say what F and the bar are.