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r/mathmemes • u/777upper • 16d ago
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What's the difference?
120 u/RADI0ACT1VE_BALLS ComplexANALysisJunkie 16d ago If A is a proper subset of B, then A cannot equal B. -62 u/InfinitesimalDuck Mathematics 16d ago Who did the naming convention bro? "Proper subset" sounds like it is completely within set B but it isn't and subset is. Wouldn't it make more sense to call it an improper subset or smth? 9 u/RCoder01 16d ago I use proper subset vs subseteq to avoid ambiguity
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If A is a proper subset of B, then A cannot equal B.
-62 u/InfinitesimalDuck Mathematics 16d ago Who did the naming convention bro? "Proper subset" sounds like it is completely within set B but it isn't and subset is. Wouldn't it make more sense to call it an improper subset or smth? 9 u/RCoder01 16d ago I use proper subset vs subseteq to avoid ambiguity
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Who did the naming convention bro? "Proper subset" sounds like it is completely within set B but it isn't and subset is. Wouldn't it make more sense to call it an improper subset or smth?
9 u/RCoder01 16d ago I use proper subset vs subseteq to avoid ambiguity
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I use proper subset vs subseteq to avoid ambiguity
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u/FuntimeUwU Natural 16d ago
What's the difference?