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If V = {vowels in English alphabet}, write which of the following statements are true and which are false:

(i) c ∈ V

(ii) {a} ∈ V

(iii) a, e, i ∈ V

(iv) a, b ∈ V

(v) {a, u} ∉ V

(vi) {a, o, u} ∈ V

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V = {vowels in English alphabet} = {a, e, i, o, u}

(i) False; as c is a consonant, so c ∉ V.

(ii) False; as {a} is a set and not a member of V.

(iii) True; as a, e and i are members of V.

(iv) False; as b is not a member of V i.e. b ∉ V. Of course, a ∈ V.

(v) True; as {a, u} is a set and therefore not a member of V.

(vi) False; as {a, o, u} is a set and not a member of V.

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