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The universal set is the set of rational numbers. S is the set of integers.
Which represents Sc?
{x|x is a real number}
{x|x is a rational number}
{x|x is a rational positive number}
{x|x is a rational non-integer}
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{x | x is a rational non-integer}
Reason: The universe is all rationals, S is integers, so S^c = all rational numbers that are not integers.
Reason: The universe is all rationals, S is integers, so S^c = all rational numbers that are not integers.
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