4. Let S = A set of things, H = subset of things in that I have, and W = subset of things in that I want. The sentence "I have every thing I want (which has the same meaning as "I have what I want") can be expressed in set notation as H W (or, equivalently, HfCW or WCH). Express each of the following sentences in set notation; avoid complement as much as possible. I have something(s) that I want. I have nothing that I want. I have every thing that I don't want. I have nothing that I don't want. I have something(s) that I don't want. I have something(s) that I want and I have something(s) don't want. I don't have everything that I want. I don't have something(s) that I want. I don't have anything that I want. 4. Let S = A set of things, H = subset of things in that I have, and W = subset of things in that I want. The sentence "I have every thing I want (which has the same meaning as "I have what I want") can be expressed in set notation as H W (or, equivalently, HfCW or WCH). Express each of the following sentences in set notation; avoid complement as much as possible. I have something(s) that I want. I have nothing that I want. I have every thing that I don't want. I have nothing that I don't want. I have something(s) that I don't want. I have something(s) that I want and I have something(s) don't want. I don't have everything that I want. I don't have something(s) that I want. I don't have anything that I want