If B = {-13, - 9, - 7, - 3}, choose the set A that will make the following statement false.

B ⊆ A

a. A is the set of negative odd integers

b. A is the set of integers

c. A is the set of rational numbers

d. A is the set of whole numbers

Answer: c. A is the set of rational numbers

Step-by-step explanation:

B ⊆ A means that every element of B is an element of A

B = { - 13, - 9, - 7, - 3 }

The element of B are negative integers, this mean that the element of A must also be integers therefore:

Option a is correct.

Option b is also correct

Rational numbers are numbers that can be express in the form a/b, examples are : 1/2, 3 / 4, 5/6 ...

clearly, this does not necessarily define A, so option c is the odd one out