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Laboratory assignment text listing eleven theorems about relationships between cardinalities of sets with brief instructions on writing formal proofs using functions and bijections.
Subject: Mathematics
Field: Set Theory
Topic: Cardinality of sets
Document type: Laboratory assignment instructions
Number of theorems: 11
Mathematical objects mentioned: NAT, INT, RAT, STRING, power set P(A)
Software mentioned: MS Word, Java
Required task: Write formal proofs of listed theorems
Writing requirements: Logical proofs using complete sentences and formulas
Submission format: Typed in MS Word or neatly handwritten pages
Proof methods referenced: Bijection, one-to-one function
Target audience: Students studying discrete mathematics or set theory
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