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Define cardinality.
Think about what it means to count elements in a collection.
Give an example of a finite set.
Remember, finite sets have a definite number of elements.
What is the property of an injective mapping?
Think about the definitions we discussed regarding functions.
True or False: The Schroder-Bernstein theorem applies only to finite sets.
Recall the definitions provided about the theorem and its applicability.
Explore the implications of having a set with cardinality less than א_0 and describe properties that would arise from it.
Reflect on how cardinality defines subsets and how numbers can represent mappings.
Determine whether the set of all rational numbers has the same cardinality as the natural numbers and justify your reasoning.
Think about how you can list rationals similar to how natural numbers are listed.
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