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Consider the set S of primes less than 15. List the set S . (Input this as a list with no spaces, use commas.) How many subsets does the set have? (Hint: Consider the power set.) (Input this as a single number.) What is the maximum sum of a subset of S? (Input this as a single number.)

Consider the set S of primes less than 15. List the set S . (Input this as a list with no spaces, use commas.) How many subsets does the set have? (Hint: Consider the power set.) (Input this as a single number.) What is the maximum sum of a subset of S? (Input this as a single number.)

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Consider the set S of primes less than 15. List the set S - (Input this as a list with no spaces, use commas.) How many subsets does the set have? (Hint: Consider the power set.) (Input this as a single number.) What is the maximum sum of a subset of S? (Input this as a single number.) If we sum the numbers in each subset, some of them are the same. Use the Pigeonhole principle (strong form) to find the number of sums that must be equal.
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the set S of primes less than 15. List the set S - (Input this as a list with no spaces, use commas.) How many subsets does the set have? (Hint: Consider the power set.) (Input this as a single number.) What is the maximum sum of a subset of S? (Input this as a single number.) If we sum the numbers in each subset, some of them are the same. Use the Pigeonhole principle (strong form) to find the number of sums that must be equal.
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