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If E = {2, 4, 6, 8}, which statement is false?

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Correct answer: 5 ∈ E

The governing concept is set membership. The symbol ∈ means that the element on its left is an exact member of the set on its right. The set E is written explicitly as {2, 4, 6, 8}; therefore 2, 4, 6, and 8 belong to E. This makes 4 ∈ E, 2 ∈ E, and 8 ∈ E true statements. The number 5 is not listed, so 5 ∈ E is false. Since the question asks which statement is false, option C is the unambiguous answer. Membership is not decided by whether a number is close to a listed element, whether it is even or odd, or whether it lies in the numerical range from 2 to 8. Only the exact elements displayed in the set count.

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