Your Turn
A set with one member could contain any one of the following:
\{ {\text{Articuno}}\} {\text{, }}\{ {\text{Zapdos}}\} {\text{, }}\{ {\text{Moltres}}\} {\text{, or }}\{ {\text{Mewtwo}}\}.
Any of the following combinations of three members would work:
\{ {\text{Articuno, Zapdos, Mewtwo}}\},\{ {\text{Articuno, Moltres, Mewtwo}}\}, or \{ {\text{Zapdos, Moltres, Mewtwo}}\}.
Serena also ordered a fish sandwich and chicken nuggets, because for the two sets to be equal they must contain the exact same items: {fish sandwich, chicken nuggets} = {fish sandwich, chicken nuggets}.
There are multiple possible solutions. Each set must contain two players, but both players cannot be the same, otherwise the two sets would be equal, not equivalent. For example, {Maria, Shantelle} and {Angie, Maria}.



The left side of the equation is:

The right side of the equation is given by:

Check Your Understanding
Roster method: \{ \text{A,B,C,} \ldots \text{,Z}\}, and set builder notation: \{ x|x{\text{is a capital letter of the English alphabet}}\}
To be a subset of a set, every member of the subset must also be a member of the set. To be a proper subset, there must be at least one member of the set that is not also in the subset.