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Each day I will publish members of a set. What is in set X?
Set A members;
c
g
l
m
r
s
t
u
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Set C members;
a
d
e
f
l
m
o
r
s
u
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Originally posted by iamatiger
I'm looking forward to q
You have it?
Q is an empty set as is J
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Ah, got it.
Reveal Hidden ContentSet X contains e
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still dont get it...does it have anything to do about how the lettters are written?
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Originally posted by mtthw
Ah, got it.
[hidden]Set X contains e[/hidden]
YES Well Done!
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Originally posted by Banana King
still dont get it...does it have anything to do about how the lettters are written?
Yes. The case is important.
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Out of my mind
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Originally posted by wolfgang59
Set D member;
y
Shouldn't set D be:
b
s
y
?
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Depends how modern you're being.
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would this patern still work if it was set 1 set 2 etc.?
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Originally posted by Banana King
would this patern still work if it was set 1 set 2 etc.?
No. The name of the set determines its members.
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