Calculus: Early Transcendentals
Calculus: Early Transcendentals
8th Edition
ISBN: 9781285741550
Author: James Stewart
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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The undefined terms of an axiomatic system are "brewery" and "beer". Here are the axioms: (A1) Every brewery brews at least two different types beers. (A2) Any two distinct breweries have at most one beer in common. (A3) Every beer is brewed by exactly three breweries. (A4) There are exactly six breweries. Which of the following is TRUE about this system? There are only 12 beers. O b. There are only 6 beers. О с. There are an infinite number of beers. O d. There are only 4 beers.
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Transcribed Image Text:The undefined terms of an axiomatic system are "brewery" and "beer". Here are the axioms: (A1) Every brewery brews at least two different types beers. (A2) Any two distinct breweries have at most one beer in common. (A3) Every beer is brewed by exactly three breweries. (A4) There are exactly six breweries. Which of the following is TRUE about this system? There are only 12 beers. O b. There are only 6 beers. О с. There are an infinite number of beers. O d. There are only 4 beers.
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