alleryStart learning →A set is infinite if and only if it has the same cardinality as
Aone of its proper subsets
Ba finite proper subset
Ca set of ten elements
Dthe empty set itself
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. one of its proper subsets
Matching an infinite set one-to-one with a proper part of itself is possible only for infinite sets.
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