MHB Write ⊆ or ∈ in the space provided: {Please Check My Solution}

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Question:
Write ⊆ or ∈ in the space provided:
N _______ ℚ
N _______ P(R)
∅ _______ Z
√ 2 _______ R

Solution:
N ∈ ℚ
N ∈ P(R)
∅ ⊆ Z
√ 2 ⊆ R
 
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Can you state what $\subseteq$ and $\in$ means?
 
MarkFL said:
Can you state what $\subseteq$ and $\in$ means?
⊆ = Subset
∈ = Element

Definition:

If all the elements of a set is contained in ANOTHER set, then the set whose elements are contained in another set is a subset.
Ex. Set A 's elements= 1,2,3 Set B's elements= 1,2,3,4,5 so... that means all the elements of Set A are in Set B, so A ⊆ B.
 
Good! :D

So, in reference to the first part of the question, is $\mathbb{N}$ a set or an element?
 
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