Then, in no more than five hundred words, respond to the following prompts:

Find at least 3 of your own real-world examples of sets around you that are different than those described in the reading. These should be real-life examples from your own daily experiences. Describe the sets and their elements that make up the sets, and attach or embed a picture of your examples. Explain why understanding how to work with sets (including complements, intersections, and unions) may be beneficial in our typical daily lives. Finally, what was the most helpful or meaningful thing you learned about integers or rational numbers this week? What did you find helpful or meaningful about it? In your responses to at least 2 of your classmates, contribute more to the discussion with your own insights and thoughts about the topics.

Review the rubric for details on how to meet and exceed standards in the discussions.

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