Which of the following is a way of making a statement about the elements of a set that is true for every member of the set ?

Correct answer: C. Universal quantification

  • A. Set
  • B. Sequence
  • C. Universal quantification
  • D. Both Set and Sequence

Explanation

Universal quantification expresses that a predicate is true for every member of a set, commonly written with the symbol ∀. A set or sequence merely describes collections and does not assert a property for all members.

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