A mathematical set containing exactly two elements or items.
Modern formation from 'bi-' (two) and 'set' (a collection of distinct elements). Created in 20th century mathematical terminology.
Mathematicians love being precise, so instead of saying 'a set with two things in it,' they can simply say 'biset'—it's efficient and leaves no room for confusion about what they mean.
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