An organization planning an event is examining the amenities available in eight cities competing to host the event. The table lists the cities and their amenities. Using the table, complete the following tasks. ### Tasks #### (a) Choose a set that is equal to the set of Union's amenities. - **Choices**: Dropdown menu #### (b) Choose a set that is equivalent, but not equal, to the set of Lacey's amenities. - **Choices**: Dropdown menu #### (c) Find two cities whose sets of amenities are neither equal nor equivalent. - **Choices**: Two dropdown menus ### Table of Cities and Amenities | City | Set of Amenities | |------------|------------------------------------------| | Hailey | {Airport, Museum, Resort, Trail, Opera} | | Omaha | {Library, Resort} | | Inglewood | {Speedway, Opera, Trail, Theater} | | Trent | {Planetarium, Zoo, Museum} | | Dedham | {Symphony, Resort} | | Zeneca | {Airport, Speedway, Museum, Opera} | | Union | {Resort, Library} | | Lacey | {Airport, Trains, Mall} |

An organization planning an event is examining the amenities available in eight cities competing to host the event. The table lists the cities and their amenities. Using the table, complete the following tasks. ### Tasks #### (a) Choose a set that is equal to the set of Union's amenities. - Choices: Dropdown menu #### (b) Choose a set that is equivalent, but not equal, to the set of Lacey's amenities. - Choices: Dropdown menu #### (c) Find two cities whose sets of amenities are neither equal nor equivalent. - Choices: Two dropdown menus ### Table of Cities and Amenities | City | Set of Amenities | |------------|------------------------------------------| | Hailey | {Airport, Museum, Resort, Trail, Opera} | | Omaha | {Library, Resort} | | Inglewood | {Speedway, Opera, Trail, Theater} | | Trent | {Planetarium, Zoo, Museum} | | Dedham | {Symphony, Resort} | | Zeneca | {Airport, Speedway, Museum, Opera} | | Union | {Resort, Library} | | Lacey | {Airport, Trains, Mall} |

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337614085

Author:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.

Publisher:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.

ChapterP: Preliminary Concepts

SectionP.CT: Test

Problem 1CT

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