Video Transcript
If π is the set two, six, seven, find π squared.
Since π is a nonempty set, we can multiply set π by set π to find π squared. In doing so, weβre going to find the Cartesian product. Weβll set up a matrix like this. Because the set of π contains three values, its product will be a set of nine ordered pairs.
In the first row and the first column, two, two. Next, we have two, six and then two, seven. In the second row, weβll follow the same process: six, two; six, six; six, seven. And the third row, seven, two; seven, six; and seven, seven. And then we write out the nine of these order pairs in set form.
