/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.9318184]

If [math]A[/math] is a set, [math]x\in A[/math], [math]S=\{A, B, C\}[/math] for some [math]B, C[/math] then is it true that [math]x\in A[/math]?.

[Anonymous No.9318187]

>>9318184
That's one of the millennium problems.

[Anonymous No.9318194]

>>9318184
Watching twin peaks right now and this scene came on right as I scrolled past this thread.

[Anonymous No.9318198]

>>9318184
Did you miswrite the question? It's trivial that if x is in A then x is in A

[Anonymous No.9318217]

>>9318184
if you mean 'is it true that x is in S', then it's only true when B = x xor C = x

[Anonymous No.9318283]

>>9318198
Yes I miswrore it, I mean whether [math[x\in S[/math]
>>9318217
But assuming [math]B, C \neq x[/math]?

[Anonymous No.9318288]

Is [math]\setzero\in\setzero[/math]?

[Anonymous No.9318342]

>>9318283
then no

[Anonymous No.9319923]

>>9318283
>Yes I miswrore it, I mean whether [math]x\in S[/math]
No but x∈∪S

[Anonymous No.9319925]

>>9318288
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