👉 In mathematics, "interseamed" is a term used to describe a set that contains elements that are not disjoint but share an intersection point. This concept is particularly useful in studying sets and their properties, such as their cardinality (the number of elements) and their relations with each other. An example of interseamed sets could be the set of all integers between 1 and 5 inclusive, or the set of all even numbers less than 8. These are both sets that share
