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Create table of elements which belongs to specific sets
I would like to produce elements (preferably by Table or For-If commands) that they belong to specific sets. For example I want to write positive integers from 1 to 100 such that they are $2 \pmod 3$, …
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Create table of elements which belongs to specific sets
Using MemberQ I wrote the following code and it worked:
A1={2};
A2={3,5,6};
A3={7,8,10}
Union[Flatten[Table[If[(MemberQ[A1,Mod[i,3]]==True
||MemberQ[A2,Mod[i,7]]==True||MemberQ[A3,Mod[i,11]]==True),i …
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