Intersection of Sets

1.       Ok. Having the choices to dress up. To decide further I will add one constraint now.

2.       I will consider only the combinations from different types of dresses (that is mixes only) that will fit with each other.

3.       That means either a shirt from casuals that look good with a trouser from formals.

4.       That means those combinations that have features common to each other but usually belong to different type of dresses.

5.       Considering that I will have the following combinations to try:

6.       Mix of formals and casuals.

7.       Mix of formals and jeans wear.

8.       Mix of casuals and jeans wear.

9.       So I have another set of dresses to consider that will have common features with each other.

10.   These are the dresses that belong to the grey area between two different types of dresses.

11.   The thought that I have followed here is what we call Intersection of Sets.

Few formalized representations:

Intersection of two sets A and B is represented by A ∩ B and is defined by: Elements that are common to both A and B.