It is known that if x belongs to s, then 6-x belongs to s, the natural number x constitutes the set S1. If s is a set of single elements, then s=__ ,
Because the set s satisfies that if x belongs to s, then 8-x belongs to s, and S is a single element set, then x = 8-x, that is, 2x = 8, x = 4, the process is so simple!
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- 1. When the elements in the set s are all natural numbers and satisfy the proposition "if x belongs to s, then 8-x belongs to s", how many sets S satisfy the above conditions When the elements in the set s are all natural numbers and satisfy the proposition "if x belongs to s, then 8-x belongs to s", how many sets S satisfy the above conditions, please write them all! I don't know the answer on the first floor
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- 11. When the elements in the set s are all natural numbers, and satisfy the proposition "if x belongs to s, then 8-x belongs to s", Try to write all of s with 3 elements? My question Why are there three elements? If you take 1, then 8-1 = 7, then 8-7 or return to 1, how can there be three elements?
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