Advanced Engineering Mathematics
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Author: Erwin Kreyszig
Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
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It is assumed that the question is asking to find a way to partition the set of all integers into two subsets. We do this as follows:
Given the set of all integers, say A. Then we first take two non-empty subsets, say B and C.
Now, for each element, say x in A, if x is an odd integer, we put it into the set B. Also, if x is the additive inverse of a positive odd integer (if x is an integer, then -x is said to be its additive inverse), then also put it in B.
Else, if the element x in A is an even integer, then put it in the set C. Same for negative integers that is if x is a negative integer and -x is an even integer, then put it in the set C.
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