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What is T × A?

What is T × A? (Brisk · Chapter 1) — "T × A ? { (Hamlet, Macbeth), (Hamlet, Hamlet), (Hamlet, Othello), (Vil- lage, Macbeth), (Village, Hamlet), (Village, Othe…

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  • Determine whether the displayed set equals T × A.
  • The first components give T = {Hamlet, Village, Town}.
  • The second components give A = {Macbeth, Hamlet, Othello}.
  • The displayed set contains the nine listed ordered pairs.
  • A Cartesian product pairs every element of T with every element of A.
  • There are 3 × 3 = 9 possible ordered pairs.
  • Hamlet is paired with Macbeth, Hamlet, and Othello.
  • Village is paired with Macbeth, Hamlet, and Othello.
  • Town is paired with Macbeth, Hamlet, and Othello.
  • The order of the ordered pairs within the set is irrelevant.
  • The order of the elements within each ordered pair is significant.
  • Therefore, the displayed set is T × A.
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What is T × A?

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"T × A ? { (Hamlet, Macbeth), (Hamlet, Hamlet), (Hamlet, Othello), (Vil- lage, Macbeth), (Village, Hamlet), (Village, Othello), (Town, Macbeth), (Town, Hamlet), (Town, Othello) }. The order of the ordered pairs within the set is not important; the order of the elements within each ordered pair is important."

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