I am having confusion that how to represent null set. Yes it seems like I ask silly question. Well I know null set can be represent either $\{\}$ or $\emptyset$.
But can I write null set like $\{\emptyset\}$?
Yes this is the actually the question.
Thanks.
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$\begingroup$No, because the set $\{\emptyset\}$ is not empty. It contains the null set:
$$\emptyset\in\{\emptyset\}.$$
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