# Thread: E symbol work

1. ## E symbol work

Ok too start off with the key is;

Project_Teams = {A,B,C}
Workforce = {1,2,3,4,5}

the question is;

Decide if the statement Project_Teams $\in$P(Workforce) is true or false.

2. I'd love to help you, but this question is incoherent.

Project and Workforce are supposed to be sets, I gather? And you are using $\in$ to mean "belongs to the set"? What is $P$?

If you are asking whether it makes sense to write: {A, B, C} $\in$ {1, 2, 3, 4, 5} without giving any indication of what these set elements mean, then I would have to say no.

If you are asking something else, then you need to explain it better.

3. Originally Posted by mack3506
Ok too start off with the key is;

Project_Teams = {A,B,C}
Workforce = {1,2,3,4,5}

the question is;

Decide if the statement Project_Teams $\in$P(Workforce) is true or false.
The elements of Project_Teams are set (presumably with elements in Workforce) while Workforce is a set whose elements are workers. If this is the case no, Project_Teams is not an element of Workforce (which is what you are asking) since Project_Teams is not a worker.

CB